diff --git a/syllabus/syllabus2016icpsr.tex b/syllabus/syllabus2016icpsr.tex index 3de40ab..12ae836 100644 --- a/syllabus/syllabus2016icpsr.tex +++ b/syllabus/syllabus2016icpsr.tex @@ -157,7 +157,12 @@ \subsection{Textbook(s)} \bibverse{fox2011r} -R software will be required for several specific segments of the course. With some independent effort, students not familiar with R in advance should be able to learn enough R during the course to complete these assignments. +R software will be required for several specific segments of the course. With +some independent effort, students not familiar with R in advance should be +able to learn enough R during the course to complete these assignments. We +also recommend some work with R --- for example, via working through some +online R courses --- before the course for students who have never +used it before. \subsection{Free accounts you should sign up for} @@ -208,7 +213,7 @@ \subsection{Assignments} You're welcome to submit a paper at the end of the course, whether or not you're taking the course for credit. In that case we'll return it with comments within a month or so of the course's completion. (If you're taking the course for a grade, the paper won't contribute to the grade unless you're on the borderline between two grades.) -Participation is expected. It can takevarious forms: +Participation is expected. It can take various forms: \begin{enumerate} \item Do in-class exercises and discuss them with your peers; \item Occasionally make a comments, raise a question or offer a clarification @@ -217,7 +222,7 @@ \subsection{Assignments} \item \label{it:part0} Use a github pull request to suggest a clarification or other enhancement to a course slide or worksheet. \item \label{it:part1} Drop by one of the professor's office hours to share a point - that you\textit{and at least one classmate} would like to have clarified or + that you \textit{and at least one classmate} would like to have clarified or amplified, or to point out a connection to your field; \item \label{it:part2} Give a 5-10 minute in-class presentation of a paper in your field that uses methods or designs we're discussing in the course. @@ -414,7 +419,9 @@ \subsubsection{Interference} %\section{Additional Notes} \clearpage \bibliographystyle{plain} -\nobibliography{../2013/BIB/master,../2013/BIB/abbrev_long,../2013/BIB/causalinference,../2013/BIB/biomedicalapplications,../2013/BIB/misc} +\nobibliography{ci} +%\nobibliography{master,abbrev_long,causalinference,biomedicalapplications,misc} +%\nobibliography{../2013/BIB/master,../2013/BIB/abbrev_long,../2013/BIB/causalinference,../2013/BIB/biomedicalapplications,../2013/BIB/misc} %"master" is Ryan Moore's file (as of summer 2012). %"causalinference" is Ben's, and lives (as of summer 2013) in % http://dept.stat.lsa.umich.edu/~bbh/texmf/bibtex/bib/