GitHub
GitHub for Windows can be such a pain sometimes. I guess it’s partially my fault for attempting to use version control on the compiled PDF of a LaTeX document, but I spent a fair amount of time today...
View ArticleResponse to a student on p values
My students are working on their 25% assessment pieces, the Quantitative Workbook. These are group assignments that require students do a quantitative analysis from start to finish on some ecology data...
View ArticleLotka-Volterra and Bayesian statistics and teaching
One of the standard population dynamics models that I learned in my undergrad mathematical modelling units was the Lotka-Volterra equations. These represent a very simple set of assumptions about...
View ArticleTwo big pieces of news
I’ve just signed an acceptance of offer of employment which will take me fully back into maths at QUT, 50% teaching in the Mathematical Sciences School and 50% researching with Kerrie Mengersen under...
View ArticleA new year
It’s been about a year, and a lot’s happened since then. The Diagnostic Quiz has gone from a tool for helping me understand my students better to a tool to help students choose the right pathway...
View ArticleFinishing off projects
One of the issues with working on a number of multidisciplinary projects at the same time is that stuff always ends up taking longer than expected and it interrupts progress on any given one. That...
View ArticleCareer Practitioners’ Day
I had a lot of fun this morning talking to a room full of career counsellors and others in similar roles about what it means to be a modern statistician/scientist working on large, multidisciplinary...
View ArticleUndergrad tutors
Me: Sorry, I don’t have any space in the teaching team this semester. Would you be interested in this other unit? Tutor: Sorry, I’ll be in South Korea on exchange this semester. Maybe next year when...
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