	Linear regression	Logistic regression	Other regressions
A: R intro	Lab 1+2+3
B: Practical	Project 1	Project 2	Project 3
C: Theoretical	Oral exam

A: Introduction to linear regression with R

Three computer labs (course week 1+2+3): Lab 1; Lab 2; Lab 3.
Computer based test and Mandatory hand-in deadline on the Monday (Tuesday instead of Easter Monday) the week after the lab,
Solutions will be available on the home page after the deadline.
Contact Anna (anna.lindgren@matstat.lu.se) if you are unable to meet the deadline due to unforeseen events, such as acute illness!
Foreseen events? Bring your computer with you and do the labs wherever you may be.
Pass = pass the tests and hand in the code for all three on time.
Fail = do something but don't pass.

The things you do here are directly applicable on Project 1.

B: Regression analysis in practice

Work in groups of two-three students.

All the other (non-compulsory) scheduled lab sessions are devoted to help with the three projects. There are no office hours!

Project 1: Linear regression:
Written report with peer assessment. Deadlines: the last three days of course week 4 (end of April) for the peer version, peer comments, and the final version, respectively.
Pass = Report presenting correct solutions and conclusions. You will have to resubmit (parts of) your report until you Pass.
Fail = submit something but don't Pass by August.
Project 2: Logistic regression.:
Written report with peer assessment. Deadlines: the last three days of course week 6 for the peer version, peer comments, and the final version, respectively.
Pass = Report presenting correct solutions and conclusions. You will have to resubmit (parts of) your report until you Pass.
Fail = submit something but don't Pass by August.
Project 3: Some extended regression model:
- FMSN30/MASM22 7.5hp: Project 3: Instructions
  Oral presentation on Monday-Wednesday in course week 8 (end of May), ca 15 min/group. Project3 - presentation
  Pass = submit the slides before hand and hold the presentation.
  Fail = do something, but don't Pass.
- FMSN40...with data gathering 9hp: Project 3: Instructions (FMSN40)
  Project plan due later the same day as the peer comments for Project 1: Project3 - plan (FMSN40)
  Data and revised plan due later the same day as the first help session in course week 7: Project3 - data (FMSN40).
  Oral presentation Monday-Wednesday in course week 8 (end of May), ca 20 min/group: Project3 - presentation (FMSN40)
  Pass = submit the plan and data on time, submit the slides before hand and hold the presentation.
  Fail = do something, but don't Pass.
There are no other presentation times! If you are unable to present in May you will have to wait until the course is given again next year. You will then also have to wait with the oral exam.

C: Regression analysis: the theory behind the practice

Individual oral exam 30-45 min/person starting Thursday in course week 8 and continuing until the day before Midsummer's Eve. Continues in the re-exam period in August, if necessary. Oral exam.
Exchange students: if you need the oral exam early, contact Anna (anna.lindgren@matstat.lu.se) before Easter in order to get first pick of the time slots.
The final grade is determined only by the oral exam, and you must have Passed all the other parts of the course before you are allowed to take it!
The questions you may get at the oral exam will be posted during the Easter break. A couple of them will be marked as compulsory.
For Pass (G/3): answer the compulsory questions.
For a higher grade (VG/4/5): also answer a random sample of the other questions (time allowing!)

If you Fail at the oral exam, you get a re-exam, either before Midsummer (time allowing) or in August.