11.220 Quantitative Reasoning & Statistical Methods
Spring 2010
Instructor: Ezra Haber Glenn
TAs: Atul Pokharel, Lynn Pyun, Zhu Yi
Lecture: MW9.30-11 (32-144)
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Please Fill out Evaluations
Hi Everyone,
Please remember to take a minute to fill out the course evaluation forms. Your feedback is very important to us:
http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation
thanks,
-atul
Please remember to take a minute to fill out the course evaluation forms. Your feedback is very important to us:
http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation
thanks,
-atul
Announced on 14 May 2010 2:40 p.m. by Atul Pokharel
Drop-off Box Now Outside of 9-569 (PhD Office)
Hello everyone,
Hope all's well. This is just to let you know that there's now a drop-off box for your final papers outside of PhD office in building 9, 5th floor.
Good work everyone, and have a nice vacation!
Best wishes,
Lynn
Hope all's well. This is just to let you know that there's now a drop-off box for your final papers outside of PhD office in building 9, 5th floor.
Good work everyone, and have a nice vacation!
Best wishes,
Lynn
Announced on 13 May 2010 9:45 p.m. by Lynn Pyun
Emergency STATA clinic
Hi Everyone,
I will be holding an emergency drop in STATA clinic tomorrow Thursday May 13 from 8:00am to 11:15am at Toscanini's in case you have last minute questions on STATA. I will give priority to strictly STATA questions (log files, do files, commands, labeling, making things pretty etc.), followed by non-STATA questions (like deciding which question to ask, which test to do, how to interpret output, or which flavor of ice cream is best with coffee in the morning).
thanks,
-atul
I will be holding an emergency drop in STATA clinic tomorrow Thursday May 13 from 8:00am to 11:15am at Toscanini's in case you have last minute questions on STATA. I will give priority to strictly STATA questions (log files, do files, commands, labeling, making things pretty etc.), followed by non-STATA questions (like deciding which question to ask, which test to do, how to interpret output, or which flavor of ice cream is best with coffee in the morning).
thanks,
-atul
Announced on 12 May 2010 11:17 p.m. by Atul Pokharel
Materials added, evaluation site
QR Class;
I've added some materials from today's class to Stellar, including:
Also, please remember that course evalutions are being done on-line this year -- you can visit web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/ to participate. (So far only 13 people have responded, so it's still a pretty small sample...)
Again, thanks for a fun semester, good luck on the final papers, and please continue to stay in touch to discuss your QR needs.
--Ezra
I've added some materials from today's class to Stellar, including:
- links to the NYT articles about (a) AIDS/HIV in Africa, and (b) Climate Scientists vs. Weather Forecasters
- a link to the Keynes chapter where he mentions the "Beauty Contest" problem
- the R script I used for the $100K investment simulatation
Also, please remember that course evalutions are being done on-line this year -- you can visit web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/ to participate. (So far only 13 people have responded, so it's still a pretty small sample...)
Again, thanks for a fun semester, good luck on the final papers, and please continue to stay in touch to discuss your QR needs.
--Ezra
Announced on 12 May 2010 12:14 p.m. by Ezra Haber Glenn
Two Sources of International Data
Hi Everyone,
For those still looking for cross-country data, and for future reference, here are two good sources. Note that The World Bank data was recently opened to the public.
http://data.worldbank.org/
http://data.un.org
thanks,
-atul
For those still looking for cross-country data, and for future reference, here are two good sources. Note that The World Bank data was recently opened to the public.
http://data.worldbank.org/
http://data.un.org
thanks,
-atul
Announced on 03 May 2010 3:29 p.m. by Atul Pokharel