Fall 2009 I will be teaching:
STA 275 Statistical Analysis a calculus-based introductory applied statistics course. The content of this course is similar to STA 270 Applied Statistics. The prerequisite is a grade of C or better in MAT 137 Calculus II or its equivalent. STA 275 may be used as an elective in all of the undergraduate programs in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics. In addition, I would expect that it could substitute for STA 270 in programs in many other departments. Note however that it is NOT approved for Liberal Studies credit in the Science / Applied Science block.
STA 673 Mathematical Statistics I is a master's level course that rigorously develops the mathematical theory of statistical inference.
I will also be responsible for coordinating the Department's Statistical Consulting Lab as part of my teaching duties.
Courses I have taught at NAU:
- STA 270 Applied Statistics
- STA 275 Statistical Analysis
- STA 471 Regression Analysis
- STA 473c Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I
- STA 474c Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II
- STA 570 Statistical Methods I
- STA 571 Statistical Methods II
- STA 579 Biostatistical Methods
- STA 585 Statistical Consulting Practicum
- STA 675 Theory of Linear Models
- STA 676 Experimental Design
- MAT 123 Freshman Mathematics Seminar
- MAT 316 Introduction to Linear Algebra
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