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Teaching of Statistics and Statistical Consulting
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Teaching of Statistics and Statistical Consulting is a collection of papers dealing with graduate programs in statistics; teaching service courses and short courses; and training statisticians for employment in industry and government. Some papers also deal with the role of statistical consulting in graduate training and teaching statistics at the Open University. One paper describes some observations made on graduate program in statistics, citing concerns of professionalism, competency, and a highly structured university curriculum. Another paper takes a task analysis approach to designing a regression analysis course where, with proper course structuring, students will actively learn to do the objectives of the course. Other papers discuss consulting and research work at the Australian Government's research organization, as well as how to prepare statisticians for future government service or for the private industry. One paper deals with some important things that a practicing statistician should know, but which are seldom taught in statistics courses. Another paper describes teaching statistics at a distance from the Open University in the United Kingdom. The collection can prove helpful for academic statisticians in educational institutions, to statisticians, or to mathematicians employed in the public or private sectors.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Teaching of Statistics and Statistical Consulting
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Dedication
- Contributors
- Preface
- BIOGRAPHY OF D. RANSOM WHITNEY
- CHAPTER 1. STATISTICS AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
- PART I: Graduate Programs in Statistics
- PART II: Teaching Service Courses and Short Courses in Statistics
- PART Ill: Training Statisticians for Employment in Industry and Government
- PART IV: The Role of Statistical Consulting in Graduate Training
- PART V: Statistics at the Open University, England
- PART VI: Contributed Papers