Date (week of) | Handout | Topic | Code |
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January 21 | Lab #1 | Introduction to SAS and R | |
January 28 | Lab #2 | Introduction to SAS and R (cont'd) | |
February 4 | Lab #3 | Summarizing and displaying categorical data | [R] [SAS] |
February 11 | Lab #4 | Summarizing and displaying continuous data | [R] [SAS] |
February 18 | Lab #5 | Regression; creating new variables | [R] [SAS] |
February 25 | Lab #6 | Probability | |
Solutions to practice problems [pdf] | |||
March 4 | Lab #7 | Binomial distribution; one-sample categorical data | [R] [SAS] |
Solutions to practice problems [pdf] | [R] [SAS] | ||
March 11 | Lab #8 | Sampling distributions and the central limit theorem | |
March 24 | Lab #9 | One-sample continuous data | [R] [SAS] |
April 1 | Lab #10 | Power for one-sample continuous data; tests for contingency tables | [R] [SAS] |
April 8 | Lab #11 | Odds ratios; power for two-sample categorical studies | [R] [SAS] |
April 15 | Lab #12 | Two-sample t-test | [R] [SAS] |
April 22 | Lab #13 | Transformations and rank-based tests | [R] [SAS] |
April 29 | Lab #14 | ANOVA; multiple comparisons | [R] [SAS] |
May 6 | Lab #15 | Survival analysis | [R] [SAS] |
Note: I am using "Handout" in the colloquial sense of "a document that is given to people"; we will not actually distribute physical copies in lab.