Statistics 5303

Statistics 5303
Designing Experiments
Spring 2016

Assignments

Assigned Homework Sets

Jan 26: E2.1, E2.5, P3.1 (don't do the analysis, but just explain the trick in this problem, specifically, how many experimental units are there?)
Feb 2: E3.3, P3.2 (report no more than one page), E4.2, E4.4, P4.2
Feb 9: E5.5, P5.1, P5.2
Feb 16: E6.2, E6.4, E6.5, P6.1, E7.2, E7.3, P7.2
Feb 23: E8.1 (you can use the hand formulae, or you can get treatment sums of squares by replacing data by cell means), P8.2, P8.3, P8.7, P8.2
Mar 1: P9.1, P9.2, P9.4
Mar 8: E10.3, E10.4, P10.2, P10.3, P10.6, P10.7
Mar 29: This is a long assignment; you have two weeks, but please start early. (It's for your own good, really.) E11.2 (you may interpret "confidence interval" as interval estimate), E11.3, E11.6 (optional but interesting), P11.2, E12.2, E12.3, E12.4 (just draw the frame of the Hasse diagram for E12.2, E12.3, showing nesting/crossing and fixed/random), P12.1 (just do (a) from the standard five questions), P12.3 (just draw the frame of the Hasse diagram), P12.5 (just draw frame of Hasse diagram), P12.8 (you may used another kind of interval estimate in place of a confidence interval if you choose)
Apr 5: P13.1, P13.2, P13.4, P13.6, P13.12
Apr 12: E14.1, P14.4, P14.5, P14.6
Apr 19: E15.2, E15.3, P15.1, P15.4
Apr 26: P16.1, P16.5, P16.8, P16.9, E17.1, P17.1, P17.2(a,b), P17.3(a,b)
May 3: E18.1, E18.2a--e, P18.2, P18.5, P18.6

Writing Assignments

Writing assignments will be due in class on Feb 12, Mar 4, Apr 1, and Apr 8. More instructions to follow.

Lab instructions

Another resource of interest is some old exams.

G. W. Oehlert

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