2. 1800: Class meeting promptly begins
1800–1830: Discussion of plan for Class Meeting 5; questions
& issues not resolved by the course syllabus.
1830–1845: Review of basic statistical concepts and decision-
making
1845–1915: Anatomy lesson — Basic Components of an APA
table; test your knowledge of anatomy
1915–1930: Rest break
1930–2100: Lecture/demonstration on table creation in
MSWord; practice with creation of tables.
2100: Class meeting ends (earlier, if agenda completed
earlier)
4. October 1:
• Use of R for testing simple
hypothesis testing and
constructing confidence
intervals
• Reporting hypothesis
testing in RMarkdown
• Specification of
Assignment 2 (involves
conducting and reporting
hypothesis tests and
confidence intervals)
5. October 8:
• Assignment 2 due
• More on uses of
hypothesis tests of
difference between
means, independence of
dimensions in tables,
and slopes of regression
lines
6. October 15:
• Mid–term examination
• A problem–solving
exercise that involves all
R, RMarkdown, and
table preparation skills
considered through
October 8
7. Basic R syntax, command,
functions, operators
Read .csv locally or
remotely
Tidy data with tbl_df
function
Use dplyr actions: filter,
select, mutate, summarise
Creation an RPubs site
from a RMarkdown report
that includes R code
chunks
Tests of statistical null
hypotheses & construction
of confidence intervals of
differences between
means, independence of
dimensions in tables, &
slopes of regression lines
Composition of an APA-
compliant table to report
the outcomes of data
analysis