FALL ‘06
Statistics for Science SS222a
Section 003. An introductory
course in the application of statistical methods, intended for honors
students in departments other than Statistical and Actuarial Sciences,
Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, or students in the Faculty of
Engineering. Topics include sampling, confidence intervals, analysis of
variance, regression and correlation.
Course website and outline are available here.
Spatial Statistics
in Forestry SS734a (co-taught with Reg
Kulperger). A graduate course
in spatial and geostatistics covering techniques such as Kriging,
point-process models, and spatial scan statistics with emphasis on forestry
applications. Course website and
outline are available here.
SPRING ‘07
Environmental Biology Bio285b. Basic principles of environmental biology,
human ecology, ecosystem structure and function. Human population growth
and its impact on soil, water, energy, agriculture and natural populations
of plants and animals. Environmental problems created by resource
exploitation and possible solutions. Check back for the course website and outline as the term approaches.
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