STATS 141SL
Practice of Statistical Consulting
Description: Seminar, one hour; research group meeting, two hours. Enforced requisite: course 140SL. Limited to seniors. Opportunity to solve real data analysis problems for real community-based or campus-based clients. Students work in small groups with faculty member and client to frame client's question in statistical terms, create statistical model, analyze data, and report results. Weekly meetings in classroom setting to study basic consulting skills, share experiences, exchange ideas, and make reports. On-site visits as necessary. Courses 140SL and 141SL must be taken in consecutive terms. Letter grading.
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Spring 2017 - Super easy class of course as essentially the last stats major course but worst lecturer I've had in my time at UCLA. Unfortunately, she's the only professor that teaches the course but in case you have another option in the future, I wouldn't take this with her! Her lecture slides and instructions are confusing so you never know what she expects or is asking of you. Her emails and lectures and handouts are filled with typos. Often times, she doesn't understand the question students are asking so its difficult to ask questions. Unorganized class, unorganized lecture, ineffective professor and difficult to communicate with. I'm sure she's nice and well known for her work academically, but definitely the worst professor which was a shame because this class was something the seniors looked forward to.
Spring 2017 - Super easy class of course as essentially the last stats major course but worst lecturer I've had in my time at UCLA. Unfortunately, she's the only professor that teaches the course but in case you have another option in the future, I wouldn't take this with her! Her lecture slides and instructions are confusing so you never know what she expects or is asking of you. Her emails and lectures and handouts are filled with typos. Often times, she doesn't understand the question students are asking so its difficult to ask questions. Unorganized class, unorganized lecture, ineffective professor and difficult to communicate with. I'm sure she's nice and well known for her work academically, but definitely the worst professor which was a shame because this class was something the seniors looked forward to.
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