Syllabus
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EXST7025 - Spring 2004 - Biological Population Statistical II |
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Monday and Wednesday from 3:00 am to 4:30 pm - 103 New Design Building |
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Professor: JAMES P. GEAGHAN |
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Office |
67 Agriculture Administration Building |
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Office hours |
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:00 - 4:00 or call for appointment anytime |
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Telephone |
(225) 578 - 8303 |
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Internet materials |
http://www.stat.lsu.edu/faculty/geaghan/jpghome.html |
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Grading Points: |
1 exams @ 200 points each |
200 |
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1 final @ 200 points |
200 |
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Periodic assignments @ 100 points total |
100 |
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TOTAL |
500 |
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Exam Schedule: |
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First Exam |
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 |
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Final Exam |
Wednesday, May 12, 2004 from 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM |
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Course Grading: |
(2*Exam1%+2*Final%+Assignments%)/5=%Score |
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Letter grade |
Guaranteed minimum letter grade assignment |
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90 - 100 points, minimum grade of |
A |
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80 - 89.9 points |
B |
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70 - 79.9 points |
C |
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60 - 69.9 points |
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TEXT : None
Course outline
EXST7025 Course Outline Spring 2004
I. Simple Linear Regression
1. Review of basics
2. Corrections when assumptions are not met
a) Problem detection with residual plots
b) Non - homogeneous variance
c) Independent variable not measured without error
d) Transformations
3. Regression through the origin
II. Multiple regression
1. Matrix algebra
2. Curvilinear models
3. Analysis of Covariance
a) Matrix algebra
b) General linear hypothesis test
* c) using SAS
III. Biological models
1. Simple biological relationships
a) Length - length relationships
b) Length - weight relationships
c) Catch Depletion models (Leslie and Delury)
2. Population dynamics
a) Schaefer production model (Maximum sustained yield)
b) Recruitment models (Ricker, Beverton-Holt, Cushing)
c) Growth models (vonBertalanffy, Logistic, Gompertz, Richards)
MIDTERM EXAM around here
d) Yield per Recruit Model (Beverton - Holt)
3. Length frequency models
a) Mortality estimates (vanSickle's Model and others)
b)** Cohort Analysis (Jones' model)
c)** ELEFAN (Brey and Pauly's Model)
4. ** SRA (Stock Reduction Analysis Kimura's Model)
5. Predator - Prey models (Lotka Volterra Models)
6. Simulation models General applications
IV. Diversity Indices (time permitting)
FINAL EXAM