Biostatistics (BI 45)

Interactive Lecture Syllabus for Spring 1999


Dr. Jay Pitocchelli; Office 2316; ext. - 7397, e-mail - jpitocch@hawk.anselm.edu,

Home Page - http://www.anselm.edu/homepage/jpitocch/welcome.html

Office Hours: Monday 10:30-12:30, Tuesday 9:30-10:30, Wednesday 10:30-12:30 or by appointment

Texts: Zar, J, H. 1999. Biostatistical Analysis.

Computer Software: Macintosh Operating System and StatView, SPSS.

 

Week Date Topics Chapters
    SECTION 1 - Introduction to Statistics  
1 18 JAN Course Introduction, History, Properties of data 1, 2
2 25 JAN Hypothesis Testing, Freq. Distributions, Parameters, Stats 2
    SECTION 2 - Measures of Central Tendency and Variation  
3 1 FEB Central Tendency - Mean, Median, Mode, Variance, SD, SE, Normal Distributions 3,4
4 8 FEB Probability, Application of Normal Distribution - Z scores 6
5 15 FEB Central Limit Theorem, Testing Sample Means 7-9
    SECTION 3 - Comparing Means and Distributions  
6 22 FEB Exam 1, Confidence Limits 7-9
7 1 MAR Comparisons of Means (2 samples) - Student's t test 7-9
8 8 MAR Mid-Semester Recess  
9 15 MAR Analysis of Variance (3 or more samples) 10-11
10 22 MAR Multiple Comparisons 11
11 29-31 MAR Multiple Comparisons 11+Handouts
11,12 1-5 APR Easter Recess  
12 7 APR Exam 2, Linear Regression 17
13 6 APR SECTION 4 - Relationships between Variables: Regression, Correlation, Chi Square  
13 12 APR Linear Correlation 19
14 19 APR Analysis of Frequencies, Goodness of Fit 22-23
    SECTION 5 - Solutions to Data Problems: Transformations and Non-Parametric Analyses  
15 26 APR Data Transformations 13
  TBA Directed Studies Poster Session and Homework Assignment  
16 3 MAY Non-parametric Stats Handoutts
  11 MAY 1:00 PM Final Exam is Cumulative  

 

 

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