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Course Title:Sampling Theory
Section Info.:
Class Section:STAT6326.5U1.08U Activity Type(s):Lecture
Class Level:Graduate Class Number:10354
Class Credits:3 Grading:Graded - Graduate
Description:
STAT 6326 - Sampling Theory (3 semester hours) Introduction to survey sampling theory and methods. Topics include simple random, stratified, systematic, cluster, unequal probability, multistage, spatial sampling designs. Estimation of means, proportions, variances, ratios, and other parameters for a finite population, optimal allocation, detectability, multiplicity. Prerequisite: STAT 5351. (3-0) T
Status:Section Status: OPEN    Available Seats: 17    Enrolled Total: 13   
Instructor(s):
M. Baron   /   email: mbaron@utdallas.edu
Schedule:

Class Schedule and Location:

Tuesday & Thursday  :  6:00pm-8:15pm  -  FN 2.104

Term: Summer 2008 - Full Term
Starts: May 23, 2008
Ends: August 13, 2008

College:School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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