• Aug 28: intro, math quiz, how does statistics work?
  • Aug 30: Chapter 2 – Beliefs, probability and exchangeability (hw1 assigned)
  • Sept 4: Chapter 2+ – more on exchangeability
  • Sept 6: Chapter 3 – Binomial and Poisson models (hw1 due, hw2 assigned)
  • Sept 11: Chapter 3 – Exponential families
  • Sept 13: [Chapter 3+] – NO CLASS (hw2 due)
  • Sept 18: [Chapter 3+] – more priors (hw3 assigned)
  • Sept 20: Chapter 4 – Sampling
  • Sept 25: Chapter 4 – (posterior predictive checks) the normal model (hw3 due, hw4 assigned)
  • Sept 27: Chapter 5 – the normal model
  • Oct 2: [Chapter 6] – Gibbs samplers (hw4 due, hw5 assigned)
  • Oct 4: Catch up and review
  • Oct 9: No class (Fall Break)
  • Oct 11: Midterm (hw5 due—includes Midterm review)
  • Oct 16: [Chapter 6] – Gibbs samplers and diagnostics (hw6 assigned)
  • Oct 18: Chapter 7 – multivariate normal
  • Oct 23: Chapter 7 – multivariate normal and missing data
  • Oct 25: Chapter 8 – group comparisons
  • Oct 30: Chapter 8/9 – hierarchical modeling
  • Nov 1: Chapter 9 – Bayesian estimation of the linear regression model
  • Nov 6: Bayesian estimation of simple generalized linear models
  • Nov 8: Chapter 9 – Model selection
  • Nov 13: Chapter 10 – nonconjugate priors – Metropolis algorithm
  • Nov 15: Quiz II and Chapter 10 – Metropolis-Hastings + Gibbs
  • Nov 20: Chapter 11/12 – Logistic regression
  • Nov 27: Chapter 11/12 – Examples
  • Nov 29: Chapter 12 – ordinal/rank data
  • Dec 4: Graduate reading period… review 1
  • Dec 6: Graduate reading period… review 2
  • Dec 11: Graduate reading period… review 3
  • Dec 14: Final exam due