MAS370 Sampling Theory and Design of Experiments

Cannot be taken with: MAS61003
Pre-requisites: MAS223

MAS273 recommended

Aims/Description: The results of sample surveys through opinion polls are commonplace in newspapers and on television. The objective of the Sampling Theory section of the module is to introduce several different methods for obtaining samples from finite populations. Experiments which aim to discover improved conditions are commonplace in industry, agriculture, etc. The purpose of experimental design is to maximise the information on what is of interest with the minimum use of resources. The aim of the Design section is to introduce some of the more important design concepts.

Staff Contact: WALTERS KEVIN

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Independent Study

Assessment: Formal Exam

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