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STAT 512 - Design and Data Analysis for Researchers II
- 4 credits
Statistical methods for experimenters and researchers emphasizing design and analysis of experiments.
This course has online exams that require a proctor. A Proctor Agreement Form will be required. ProctorU is not available for this course.
This course can be applied towards:
Prerequisite
STAT 511 (Design and Data Analysis for Researchers I). Credit allowed for only one course: STAT540, STAT512, STAA551.
Important Information
Tuition includes access to lecture recordings which are available by streamed video. Lecture recordings may also be available by download or on DVD. To determine viewing options, contact the Department of Statistics degree program staff at stats_ddp@mail.colostate.edu. Visit the Department of Statistics website to learn more about what to do after registration, including creating your eID (if necessary) and accessing your course.
Textbook and Materials
Visit the Department of Statistics website for textbook information.
Instructors
Ann Marie Hess
(970) 491-5077 | Ann.Hess@colostate.edu
Dr. Hess earned her Ph.D. in Statistics from CSU in 2005. Her areas of interest include bioinformatics, experimental design, linear models and statistical consulting.