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Monday, September 14, 2020
I don't think my course actually does any of the statistics your class does
if you need help it will be based on my knowledge from 3rd year when I took a course on statistics
Oh is it not actually required
that you use R
I assumed it was "hand in your R work"
so you had to
I'd just use python if it did not have to be R
excel also works, but I probably would still pick python over it
Are you required to take higher level stats courses?
then don't
most stats courses are of no interest
only reason I am taking a 3rd year stats course is it is a more rigorous version of probability theory then I did in the 2nd year course
if it was actual stats I would not
>lecture is an hour long
fuck
guess I am doing a lot of stats today
At least at my school, you follow your plan you had when you started regardless of how it changes
God I was so confused for a second
when it said a course was 4 credits of course
and was like
wait he's taking 8 terms worth of a course
then I remembered
not every school uses UWs scale
of 0.5 credits = 1 course
0.5 course
0.25 labs
there are some courses that are 0.75 idk why
there are a few that are 1 credit course and idk why either
I see
yeah idk, all courses have the same hourly here
per week
except some courses that are ' h a r d '
like math 135 (intro to algebra)
that has 4 lectures a week instead of the typical 3
because people were struggling with it
that also is a course my program skips whereas all math programs have to take it
we do not have any sub 100 level
100 is intro level first year courses
wait thats not true
there is sub 100 for courses that are just high school prep courses
