Coverage
The exam will cover the lecture and readings from October 27th through November 10th and Labs 9-11.
Study Recommendations
1. Be sure you have done all the readings, and review the notes from the lectures and labs.
2. Go through the list of notation and formulas, the list of R functions, and the vocabulary lists.
3. If you understand everything in Step 2, you should be able to get an A on the exam.
4. For anything in Step 2 you don't understand, go back to the lecture outline, textbook, math notes, or lab outline.
5. Use the practice tests and textbook questions to make sure you're ready.
Resources
Lectures
| Class # | Topic | Outline | Slides | Math | Vocab |
| 16 | Correlation | pptx | txt | ||
| 17 | Regression | pptx | txt | ||
| 18 | Analysis of Variance | pptx | txt | ||
| 19 | Repeated Measures | pptx | txt | ||
| 20 | Factorial ANOVA | pptx | txt |
Readings. Readings include all of Chapters 13-17.
Labs and Homework
| Week | Lab Outline | Homework Solutions |
| 9 | ||
| 10 | ||
| 11 |
Quick-reference lists
Notation and formulas
R functions to know
Sample questions
• Practice test
• Last year's exam (solutions)
• The questions in the book at the end of each chapter also make for excellent practice (see syllabus for lists).