This is the web page for AMS 7 section 1 (spring 2018). The following abbreviations will be used here:

DD = David Draper (Professor; email address draper@ucsc.edu), RB = Raquel Barata (Head TA, rbarata@ucsc.edu), BL = Bohan Liu (TA, bliu47@ucsc.edu), XY = Xingchen (Joe) Yu (TA, xyu26@ucsc.edu}, BE = Baskin Engineering and JL = Jack's Lounge (on the ground floor of BE: it's the big open area with whiteboards, on the opposite end of the building from the coffee place) .

The catalog description for AMS 7 is as follows:

Case-study-based introduction to statistical methods as practiced in the biological, environmental, and health sciences. Descriptive methods, experimental design, probability, interval estimation, hypothesis testing, one- and two-sample problems, power and sample size calculations, simple correlation and simple linear regression, one-way analysis of variance, categorical data analysis.

  • (2 Apr 2018) Announcements will be posted in this section. The first Attachment section below will contain (scanned) PDF copies of the document camera notesthe second Attachment section will contain secure documents, available only by logging into the web page with your CruzID Blue password.
  • (4 Apr 2018) The webcasts for the class are now up and running. To watch a video of one of the lectures, go to webcast.ucsc.edu ; in the second row down from the top in the Webcast Course List you'll find a row that begins AMS 7 David Draper; in the right-most column of that row under the heading Link, click on Video List; on the page you come to next, in the top yellow box type in the username for this course, which is ams-7-1 ; in the next yellow box type in the password for this course, which is uncertainty-quantification (two words linked by a dash, no spaces, all in lower case; this is a long password, but if you make sure that the Remember me box has a check mark in it, you won't have to type in the password from now on, as long as you're using the same computer each time); now click on the blue Login box and you're at the Course Webcasts page. To watch a video just click on it, and then click the right arrow on the left just below the video screen.
  • (8 Apr 2018)  Office hours this quarter are as follows: Mon 9-10am in BE 312C/D (BL); Mon noon-1pm in BE 360 (XY); Tue 9-10am in BE 312C/D (RB); Tue 2-3pm in BE 358 or JL (see abbreviations above) (DD); Wed 1-2pm in BE 360 (XY); Thu 9-10am in BE 312C/D (RB); Thu 2-3pm in BE 358 or JL (DD); and Fri noon-1pm in BE 312C/D (BL).
  • (12 Apr 2018) The Learning Support Services (LSS) people on campus will present a series of (free) workshops this quarter on mathematical topics; all workshops will be in the ARCenter, room 116. The workshops of particular interest in this class will all take place from 7.10pm to 8.40pm, and are as follows: 19 Apr (basic probability); 26 Apr (inferential statistics); and 3 May (statistical reasoning).
  • (19 Apr 2018) The official note-takers for the class are Negina Navani  (NN) and Ashley Tai (AT); I'll be posting their notes, along with mine, after each lecture.
  • (21 Apr 2018) Our MSI Learning Assistant for this class is Evan Hetland -- his email address is ehatland@ucsc.edu . He's attending all lectures, so he has a good grasp of what's going on in the class and how the material is taught. His MSI tutorial sessions are as follows: Mon 4-5pm (Oakes Learning Center); Tue 11.40am-12.40pm (Oakes Learning Center); Thu 1.30-2.30pm (Crown 201); and Fri 1.20-2.20pm (Oakes Learning Center). He can help you with the homework, but not the take-home midterm and final (these are to be your own work exclusively). These sessions are open to everybody in AMS 7, with no upper limit of students per session.
  • (21 Apr 2018) Learning Support Services (LSS) also offers tutoring for our class; the sessions are on Wed 5.30-6.30pm and Fri 2.45-3.45pm. They're conducted in a small-group fashion (no more than 8 people); you need to sign up by following the instructions at https://lss.ucsc.edu/programs/modified-supplemental-instruction/smallgrouptutoring-for-msi.html .
  • (3 May 2018) I'll be giving an extra office hour every day to help you with the take-home midterm, starting tomorrow, through Sun 13 May 2018, when the midterm is due. They will all take place in Jack's Lounge (the whiteboard area on the ground floor of Baskin Engineering, at the opposite end of the building from the coffee place). The first few extra office hours will be as follows: Fri 4 May noon:30-1.30pm; Sat 5 May 1-2pm; Sun 6 May 3-4pm; Mon 7 May 2.45-3.45pm (note: this time has been changed). The remaining office hours next Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat and Sun will be announced soon.
  • (6 May 2018) The final batch of my office hours this week in Jack's Lounge will be as follows: Tue 8 May 2-3pm; Wed 4-5pm; Thu 2-3pm; Fri 3-4pm; Sat noon-1pm; and Sun noon-1pm. As usual, they will take place in Jack's Lounge.
  • (15 May 2018) All of my office hours for the rest of the quarter (starting today, 15 May 2018) will be held in Jack's Lounge (see the 3 May announcement above for location details).
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PDF icon Introduction to the course158.91 KB
PDF icon Background survey (a chance for you to help tailor the course to your needs)32.89 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 3 Apr 201883.52 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 3 Apr 2018654.48 KB
PDF icon Course syllabus and reading list46.67 KB
PDF icon Resources available to you in AMS 7 this quarter: office hours, discussion section times, tutoring82.85 KB
PDF icon Lecture notes, part 1 (introduction and descriptive methods)4.49 MB
PDF icon Homework 1 (due by 11.59pm on Tue 17 Apr 2018 at canvas)85.91 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 5 Apr 2018387.5 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 5 Apr 2018725.46 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 5 Apr 201891.68 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 9 Apr 2018360.73 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 10 Apr 2018490.67 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 10 Apr 20181.59 MB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 10 Apr 20181.31 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 12 Apr 2018697.36 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 12 Apr 20181.73 MB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 12 Apr 20182.64 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 16 Apr 2018207.2 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 17 Apr 2018372.08 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 17 Apr 2018220.02 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 17 Apr 20181.06 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 19 Apr 2018721.68 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 19 Apr 2018239.77 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 19 Apr 20181.9 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 23 Apr 2018322.19 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 24 Apr 2018338.49 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 24 Apr 2018502.68 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 24 Apr 20181.17 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 26 Apr 2018597.29 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 26 Apr 2018192.26 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 26 Apr 20181.69 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 30 Apr 2018258.76 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 1 May 2018495.69 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 1 May 2018574.15 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 1 May 2018472.87 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 3 May 2018632.4 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 3 May 2018543.7 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 3 May 20181.92 MB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 7 May 2018218.86 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 8 May 2018537.51 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 8 May 2018714.26 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 8 May 2018629.93 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 10 May 201840.39 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 10 May 2018509.58 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 14 May 2018233.97 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 15 May 2018255.78 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 15 May 2018483.21 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 15 May 2018656.02 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (lecture): 17 May 2018108.78 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 17 May 2018408.06 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 17 May 2018838.78 KB
PDF icon Document camera notes (DD) (discussion section): 21 May 2018273.57 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 22 May 2018 (2 independent samples, 1/0 outcomes; correlation) (sudden oak death; sage sparrows)230.96 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 22 May 2018399.92 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 24 May 2018 (inference with r; slope and intercept of regression line) (sage sparrows)225.54 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (NN) (lecture): 24 May 2018406.96 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 24 May 2018772.61 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 29 May 2018 (regression prediction; residual plots; multiple linear regression) (sage sparrows, poplar trees)150.14 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 29 May 2018656.61 KB
PDF icon DD discussion section: 30 May 2018 (repeated-measures paired comparison, quantitative outcome) (jaw measurements)223.51 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 31 May 2018 (ANOVA, F test, paired comparisons) (poplar trees)162.84 KB
PDF icon DD discussion section: 4 Jun 2018 (correlation and regression) (temperature and oxygen consumption in birds)287.13 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 5 Jun 2018 (categorical data analysis, chi-squared test, paired comparisons) (CDC quit smoking study)163.26 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 5 Jun 2018431.16 KB
PDF icon Note-taker notes (AT) (lecture): 7 Jun 2018463.91 KB
PDF icon DD lecture: 7 Jun 2018 (decision analysis) (optimal driving speed)31.68 KB