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Business Knowledge Series course (Live Web)
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Duration: 1
half-day session Please note the System Requirements below. Course fee: $300 EPTO units: 0.6 CEUs: 0.3 | ||
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Presented by Mark Bailey, statistical services specialist in the Education Division of SAS Institute
This lecture introduces a state-of-the-art approach to designing experiments that is based on the latest statistical theory and numerical methods. Advances in computer algorithms and hardware make this approach, once considered exotic and the domain of a few experts, available to everyone for all experiments.
Learn how to
- use new ways to design experiments that fit the purpose and circumstance of any test
- use custom designs to extend the underlying design principles to any problem
- apply the principles behind such choices as model terms and sample size.
Who should attend
Anyone involved in experimentation and who wants to learn about powerful new ways to design experiments that exactly fit the purpose and circumstances of any test
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with instructions on how to join the class three business days before the class begins.
The instructions e-mail includes a link to download the course materials.
Students need to download and print the course materials prior to class.
System Requirements
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- review and meet the general system requirements.
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