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According to the Autumn Qtr Time Schedule, first class meeting is
Thursday, September 26, 2:15 PM in Cubberley 334 (third floor)

Tuesday Lectures are scheduled for 1:45-4:00 in e334.
Additional office/discussion hour: Thursday 4:15-5:00 e334 (or Ceras 402K)

Course Calendar and lecture topics

Current Reserve Readings

Problem Set 1
Problem Set 2
Problem Set 3 Complete

Final Problem Set

note: 3.1 means Problem Set #3  problem 1 etc

A. Individual Change
    1.1 OR (1.5 AND 1.6)


B. Comparing Groups
      2.7 OR 2.8


C. Stability
      2.4a AND 2.5

D. Path Analysis, Regression
   3.1 OR  (3.2 AND 3.3)

E. Potporri
   3.4 OR 3.5 OR 2.2

Selected Data and Analysis Examples from the Myths chapter are available from this page.
Rogosa, D. R. (1995). Myths and methods: "Myths about longitudinal research," plus supplemental questions. In The analysis of change, J. M. Gottman, Ed. Hillsdale, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 3-65.

Data Examples from Rogosa-Saner
Rogosa, D. R., and Saner, H. M. (1995). Longitudinal data analysis examples with random coefficient models. Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics, 20, 149-170.
Also: Reply to Discussants, 234-238.

Other Data Examples
located in class directory path /usr/class/ed351/WWW/longit/examples

• WISC Osborne data WPERF.*
• San Diego grades 5-9 CTBS Reading SD59RD.*
• Vocabulary learning data from Bock's text BOCK*.*
• North Carolina Mathematics K-8 test data NCFM8*.*
• Artificial data based on the Trento chapter TR*.*
  (Rogosa, D. R. 1993. Individual unit models versus structural equations: Growth curve examples)
• Thurstone-Ackerson Mental Age data THURSTONE.DAT
• Brogan-Kutner pre-post experimental comparison data BROGKUT.*
• Survival Analysis examples: Kalbfleisch-Prentice Table1.1
  files KPT11*.*
• Survival Analysis examples: Kaplan-Meier example and
  Minitab Macro. files kmple*.* miller*.dat

Listing of Upcoming Biostatistics Workshops on Longitudinal Research
Thursdays 1:15-3

Some materials from the 1993 class are available for reference.

Additional materials on longitudinal research are available from the Longitudinal Research section of the Rogosa Home Page