| Module Identifier | MX37210 | ||
| Module Title | REGRESSION AND ANOVA | ||
| Academic Year | 2000/2001 | ||
| Co-ordinator | Mr D A Jones | ||
| Semester | Semester 2 | ||
| Other staff | Dr J G Basterfield | ||
| Pre-Requisite | MX36010 | ||
| Mutually Exclusive | MA27210 | ||
| Course delivery | Lecture | 14 x 1hour lectures | |
| Seminars / Tutorials | 2 x 1hour example classes | ||
| Practical | 6 x 2 hour practical classes | ||
| Assessment | Exam | 2 Hours (written examination) | 80% |
| Course work | 20% | ||
| Resit assessment | 2 Hours (written examination) | 100% | |
General description
This module covers the theory of some of the most commonly used statistical techniques - regression and the analysis of variance. It also includes practical application of these important techniques.
Aims
This module will provide a thorough grounding in the basic theory associated with some important statistical models.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this module, a student should be able to:
Syllabus
1. SIMPLE LINEAR REGRESSION: Theory of least squares. Normal equations. Sampling distribution of estimators. Confidence intervals and tests. Prediction. Correlation. Residuals.
2. EXTENSIONS: Transformation to linear relationship. Extension of the basic ideas to regression on two independent variables.
3. THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE: One way and two way classification. Interaction. Checking assumptions. Interpretation of analyses. Contrasts.
Reading Lists
Books
** Supplementary Text
F Daly, D J Hand, M C Jones, A D Lunn & K J McConway.
Elements of Statistics. Addison-Wesley
W Mendenhall, D D Wackerly & R L scheaffer.
Mathematical Statistics with Applications. PWS-Kent