Editing Statistics and Statistical Programming (Winter 2017)
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This syllabus has, in ways that should be obvious, borrowed and built on the [https://www.openintro.org/stat/index.php OpenInto Statistics curriculum]. In the sense that he used the same two textbooks, I also drew some inspiration and confidence from Tom S. Clark's [http://www.tomclarkphd.com/teaching/POLS508F14.pdf syllabus for POLS 508: Data Analysis in Fall 2014]. | This syllabus has, in ways that should be obvious, borrowed and built on the [https://www.openintro.org/stat/index.php OpenInto Statistics curriculum]. In the sense that he used the same two textbooks, I also drew some inspiration and confidence from Tom S. Clark's [http://www.tomclarkphd.com/teaching/POLS508F14.pdf syllabus for POLS 508: Data Analysis in Fall 2014] in that he I saw he was using the same two textbooks. |