Assignments January 2011

This is a tentative schedule for the January 2011 term. Updated continuously. (Click the reload button on your browser to make sure you are seeing the most recent version.)

Week of Tuesday 1 - 3 pm Thursday 1 - 3 pm
Tues, Jan 4 Handout Discussion paper:
Wainer (1984) How to display data badly
R workshop
Tues, Jan 11 DiscussionWainer (1984) How to display data badly
Presenters: Stephanie A-G and Brianna W.

Handout Homework #1

Handout Discussion paper: Hurlbert (1984) Pseu)do- replication and the design of ecological field experiments
 
R workshop
Tues, Jan 18 DiscussionHurlbert (1984) Pseudoreplication and the
design of ecological field experiments
Presenters: Kat A. and Liz K.

Handout Discussion paper: Colgrave & Ruxton (2003) Confidence intervals better than post-hoc power
R workshop
Tues, Jan 25 Discussion:Colgrave & Ruxton (2003) Confidence intervals better than post-hoc power.
Presenters: Edy P. and Ruth S.

Handout Discussion paper: Kelly and Price (2005) Regression to the mean
R workshop
Tues, Feb 1 DiscussionKelly and Price (2005) Regression to the mean
Presenters: Dave A. and Alison C.

Handout Discussion paper: Murtaugh (2007) Simplicity and complexity in data analysis
R workshop
Tues, Feb 8 DiscussionMurtaugh (2007) Simplicity and complexity in data analysis
Presenters: Stephanie T. and Martha E.

Handout Homework #2

Handout Discussion paper: Verhoeven et al (2005) Controlling false discovery rate when multiple testing
R workshop
Tues, Feb 15 Midterm break Midterm break
Tues, Feb 22 DiscussionVerhoeven et al (2005) Controlling false discovery rate when multiple testing
Presenters: Seth R. and Simon N.

Handout Discussion paper: Whittingham et al (2006) Why do we still use stepwise modelling?
R workshop
Tues, Mar 1 Discussion Whittingham et al (2006) Why do we still use stepwise modelling?
Presenters: Angie N. and Sandra B.

Handout Discussion paper: Cohen (1994) The earth is round (p < 0.05)
R workshop 
Tues, Mar 8 DiscussionCohen (1994) The earth is round (p < 0.05)
Presenter: Charlotte W. and Carla C.

Handout Discussion paper:
Hobbs and Hilborn (2006) Evaluating multiple working hypotheses.
R workshop
Tues, Mar 15 DiscussionHobbs and Hilborn (2006) Evaluating multiple working hypotheses.
Presenter: Monica Y. and Tess G.

Handout Homework #3

Handout Discussion paper: Palmer (1999) Meta-analysis of fluctuating asymmetry and sexual selection
R workshop
Tues, Mar 22 DiscussionPalmer (1999) Meta-analysis of fluctuating asymmetry and sexual selection
Presenters: Mónica A-D and Carling G.

Handout Discussion paper: Longmuir et al (2007) Comparing biodiversity gradients in plankton
R workshop
Tues, Mar 29
Presenters: Alex D. and Virginia N.

Handout Discussion paper: Harvey and Rambaut (2000) comparative analyses for adaptive radiations 
R workshop
Tues, Apr 5 Discussion: Harvey and Rambaut (2000) comparative analyses for adaptive radiations 
Presenters: Yasha P. and Gyan H.
R workshop