Stat 892: Statistical Computing
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Objective
The purpose of this course is to introduce the use of object oriented programming concepts of C++ for developing statistical software. In part 1 of the course, students will learn object oriented programming concepts by creating new C++ classes that can be used for mixed linear model analyses. In part 2, students will learn how to use existing C++ classes to handle more complex models.
Course Info
| Instructor: | Steve Kachman |
| Office: | 354B Hardin Center |
| Phone: | 472-2903 |
| Syllabus: | Course Syllabus
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| Prerequisites: | Statistics 970
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| Labs: | Approximately once a week |
| Project: | In addition to lab assignments each student will complete two programming projects. |
| Presentation: | Each student will give a one hour presentation on their final project. The presentations will be during the last week of classes. |
| Final Exam: | The final is scheduled for Wednesday, May 7 from 10:00 - Noon. Final reports on semester projects will be due at this time. |
| Check Grades: | http://my.unl.edu/ |
