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Remember the final exam is the 16th of December. The review need not be comprehensive — but the exam may be. It will not be printed for you, if you want it in paper form, you can do so yourself.

Remember the final exam is the 16th of December. The review need not be comprehensive — but the exam may be. It will not be printed for you, if you want it in paper form, you can do so yourself.

As with the test 1 review, Don't expect this to answer all your questions — it won't, but a review for the test on 11/3 is now available.

As with the test 1 review, Don't expect this to answer all your questions — it won't, but a review for the test on 11/3 is now available.

Don't expect this to answer all your questions — it won't, but a review for the test on 9/30 is now available.

Don't expect this to answer all your questions — it won't, but a review for the test on 9/30 is now available.

Answers are now online.

Answers are now online.

Two pdf files containing presentations at ASA lectures are available. One from October 2008 on Programming In R and one from May 2005 on An Introduction to R.

The data sets for the homework are on the web page as one big file.

To read them into your R session use:

<PRE> source(http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH214/mm.R) </PRE>

Then you can access the files through pmg (they load into the variable mm) or you may access them from the command line. For the latter, you might want to attach a chapter, as in

<PRE> attach(mm) attach(Ch01) # say names(Ch01) # lists all variable names ta01_007 # show data in table 7 from chapter 01 </PRE>

The source of these data sets is <A HREF=http://bcs.whfreeman.com/ips5e/default.asp?s=&n=&i=&v=&o=&ns=0&uid=0&rau=0>whfreema.com</A>

In class I've been mentioning that one can use a spreadsheet to do most of the homework problems etc, but have said excel is known to have issues. In this article are several references to such: <A HREF=http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.general/94816>Excel issues</A>. There is also an interesting point about excel incorrectly computing 850*77.1 (which is just shy of 2 to the 16th.)

For those not in class last Monday, we postponed test 1 to the 22nd of October (from the 15th) so that we can have a little more material.

THat's right, I asked you about time plots which we are going to skip, as we don't come back during the term to that concept.

The link is: <A href="http://wiener.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/NURS71100/book5.sav">Munro data.</A> (You might need to right click and 'save link as...')

A review for the MTH 113 final exam is online. This exam is comprehensive. The new material is covered in the first problem. I didn't included problems on graph reading, but be assured I may on the final.

The review for the exam is on line. The answer are too. They are a scan of my answers and a little dark. E-mail if you have questions.

MTH 113 specific tutoring is available!

<UL> <LI> T 7-8PM 2S-120, with Professor Markow <LI> T 5:30 – 7:30 PM, 1A-108C with Lynnanne <LI> Th 1:25 – 3:20 PM, 1A-108A with Lynnanne <LI> S 10AM- noon, 1A-108C with Sandrine <UL>

Additionally, the math department offers tutoring in 1S-214. There are some tutors that know the MTH 113 material. Look for Eric M, Sandrine, Eric L, Kara, and perhaps others.

Have fun. Keep in mind that there are many more and different questions that I could ask on this material.

I've posted some questions for the new material that will appear on the final exam. The final is comprehensive. At a minimum, you should make sure you can do both mid-terms and both review sheets.

The first exam in MTH 113 is schedule for March 5. You will have both hours to complete the exam.

The review and answers for the test on 11/29 are now available. There was an ommitted assumption in the second to last proof. Assume the group is Abelian.

A review for MTH113 test number 2 is online <A HREF=http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH113/test-2-review.pdf>here</a>

The link is <A HREF=http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH339/test-1-review-sols.pdf>http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH339/test-1-review-sols.pdf</A>

Look for the final review exam on the left or follow this link

<A HREF="http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH113/Final-Review.pdf">Final Exam Review</A>

Get it here:

<A href=/verzani/classes/MTH113/hw-SigTests.pdf>Homework on significance test</A>

The final exam for MTH 214 is not in the regularly scheduled space, but rather will be held in 1S-112 at 10:10.

See <A href="/verzani/classes/MTH113/hw-p.pdf">hw-p.pdf</A> to get the homework for Monday the 1st of May (taken from Moore and McCabe's text)

I typed up answers for the review sheet. You need to go over your homework, and quizzes too!

See <A HREF=/verzani/classes/MTH214/formula-sheet-test-2.pdf>formula sheet</A> for the formula sheet for test 2. This will be attached to the exam.

Hi class. Some news:

<UL> <LI> homework for confidence intervals is now <A href=http://www.math.csi.cuny.edu/verzani/classes/MTH113/hw-ci.pdf>online</A>. We will talk abou this Monday. <LI> we have a test on wednesday the 5th. </UL>

A new HW is up for the central limit theorem. We will look at it on Monday the 27th.

This homework is due Monday 3/20.

[NEW: test-1 review answers are also online]

A review for the test is online now.

Additionally, for homework, try the following (from the handout)

4.3, 4.5, 4.11, 4.13, 4.14

Also from the counting handout

1, 5, 11, 14*

We will do this in the computer lab on Monday the 6th. It isn't a complete review, you should look at your homework assignments, and lecture notes as well.

See the directory DataSets in MTH214's directory for details.

Hi Class, enjoying your break? I wrote up answers for homeworks 1 and 2 and put them online. Later on I'll put some homework up for the last lecture on probability.

The homework for the lecture on 2/8 is now posted as hw-3.pdf. Please do this by class on the 15th.

Well to save money, we decided to use this book for the class text:

<A HREF=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1584884509/qid=1139500162/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-6299903-7812746?s=books&v=glance&n=283155>Using R for Introductory Statistics</A>

<P> Currently the book is going for 26.07. <P> Readers are saying the following: <quotation> This is a great stater book for basic statistics.And for being used for 28 bucks you can not go wrong. </quotation>

Well an amazon.com reader anyways. <P> I will mix in homework assignments from this book, but will still add some additional problems, as necessary.

Homework 2 appears as a PDF file on the left once you are in the class directory. Do this, and homeworks 1 and 3, by class on Wednesday the 15th. (No class on Monday the 13th — Boo hoo)

As well, if you wish to download the R software, you can follow this link directly to get a windows binary (ask me for others, if you can't find it yourself):

<A HREF=http://cran.us.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/R-2.2.1-win32.exe>http://cran.us.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/R-2.2.1-win32.exe</A>

The file final-review.pdf contains the answers. I fixed the last one, as Elizabeth pointed out an error in it.

I put the review online. I also have answers! THese will go up after class.