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HFX300 Experimental Design and Analysis in Animal Science and Aquacualture
Course responsible Theo Meuwissen IHA
   
Number of credits allocated 5.0
Language English
Limits for class size -
Semester/trimester
August block Autumn parallel January block Spring parallel June block
       
         
Colour explanation: Red/yellow = teaching periods. The red period indicates when the teaching starts.
Teachers Marie Lillehammer (Nofima)
Type of course 30 hours.
Prerequisites Knowledge of statistics in the areas of variance analysis and regression.
Exam S
Assessment methods Duration of examination: 3 hours. The written examination has a weight of 100%. Use of course notes is allowed during the examination. An examiner is used for the examination assessment.
Grading A-F
Examination aids B2: distributed calculator, certain aids.
Nominal workload 150 hours.
Course frequency Annually
Comment on frequency -
Teaching methods Lectures and computer lab.

Computer-supported learning is used during the computer lab.
Examiner An external examiner is used to ensure the quality of the examination, and thereby ensure that the quality of the course remains at a sufficiently high level.
Entrance requirements Special requirements in Science
Preferential right Students in animal science or aquaculture. Recommended for all students in animal science or aquaculture.
   
Objective of course  

The course shall increase the practical understanding and application of statistical techniques, that were taught in earlier statistics courses, to the practical situations in animal science and aquaculture.
The students shall be able to use, understand, and know the pros and cons of various statistical methods and designs that are used as part of their main master thesis. Also, the students should be able to critically judge the statistical methods used in research reports.

   
Course contents  
The course treats: the choice of statistical models, statistical designs, registration and analysis of research data, estimation of treatment effects, their interactions, how to deal with residual variation, hypothesis testing applied to animal science and aquaculture, types of hypotheses.
   
Syllabus  
The course builds upon a syllabus adapted for the course.
 
Last updated 2011-04-28