Exercise sessions

Many of the problems are from the book used in the course, Introduction to Linear Regression Analysis by Montgomery et al. There is a solutions manual for the book.

The book and it's solutions manual contain a few misprints, misprints_montgomery_fifth_ed.pdf Download misprints_montgomery_fifth_ed.pdf

(for the fifth edition)

There are some results that are used several times in the exercises that are collected in a pdf, exercises_general_notes.pdf. Download exercises_general_notes.pdf.

Note that this is not a formula sheet for the exam, just something that might help since the book isn't always clear when these results are used.

R stuff

To start working with computer exercises, you should download the programming language R. The main page with links to downloads is https://www.r-project.org/ Links to an external site..
R-studio is a very nice developing environment for R. It will be used in the exercise sessions as an editor. You can download it from here https://www.rstudio.com/ Links to an external site. and install it on your own computer.
A quick introduction to R for beginners can be found here http://www.statmethods.net/ Links to an external site.
A little longer introduction Links to an external site.
John Cook's intro to R for programmers Links to an external site.
Some of the exercises use data from Montgomery et al. Most of the data is found in a CRAN package called MPV, which can be downloaded from here Links to an external site. or installed directly from R-studio. The remaining data is found below.