Assessment details
- Final exam with two components: 1 hour written exam + 1 hour practical exam using R on a computer
- Each component is worth 10 points, for a total of 20 points
- The exams are closed-book but there is a formula sheet for the course, which you can consult during both parts of the exam
- You cannot use your own laptop for the computational part, you must use the computers that are available in the lab rooms
- Students with a final grade greater than 17 points (out of 20) can be invited to take an oral exam. If they decline, their final grade will be 17 points.
Bibliography
Hoff, P. (2009). A first course in Bayesian statistical methods. Springer (I will follow this book quite closely)
Additional material (e.g. slides and homework problems, announcements) will be provided via the course's Team, to which all students have access. If for some reason you are not a member of this Team, please let me know.
Office hours
- Office hours are by appointment. Please talk to me or send me an email in order to set up a meeting.