Teaching
Stat 240-3, Spring 2019
DATA 180/481-1 Burnaby, Fall 2018
Stat 240-3, Spring 2018
DATA 180/481-1 Burnaby, Fall 2017
Stat 203-3 Surrey, Fall 2017
Stat 240-3 Introduction to Data Science, Spring 2017
Stat 285-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2016
MSSC 180/481-1 Surrey, Fall 2016
Stat 853 Statistical Computing, Spring 2016
Stat 285-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2015
Stat 380 Stochastic Processes, Surrey, Spring 2015
Stat 203-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2014
Stat 890, Spring 2012: Statistical Computing
Lot’s of code and slides at the course link. This video came from that class
Stat 203-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2012
Stat 285-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2012
Stat 270-3 D900 Surrey, Spring 2012
Stat 201-3 D900 Surrey, Spring 2012
Stat 203-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2011
Stat 203-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2010
Stat 285-3 D900 Surrey, Fall 2010
Stat 201-3 D900 Surrey, Spring 2010
Stat 270-3 D900 Surrey, Spring 2010
Stat 203-3 Surrey, Fall 2009
Stat 890: Special Topics; Statistics for Dynamic System Models (May 2009).
Stat 380 - Spring 2009
Stat 201-3 Surrey, Fall 2007
Teaching
Why Statistics? We're "saving the world one data set at a time." I say this with a laugh, but in my short statistics career I've already worked on problems related to archeology, toxicology, astronomy, ecology, psychology, neurology, forensic science, chemical engineering, climate change and more. Statistics is widely used, and in my case, was the right option for someone interested in everything.
clockwise from top left: Learning about statistics and systems biology is fun at any age! / Industrial variability in the contents of two candy packages / Empirical candy colour distribution / Regression comparing the midterm (X) and final exam grades (Y).
Bunhill fields, London, resting place of Thomas Bayes, (2007)
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