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EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS

PLANTSCI 771
Course Description

Review of methods for controlling error in research experiments; review and in-depth development of factorial treatment designs; theory, analysis, and examples of advanced experimental designs for plant and animal research.

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F&WECOL/STAT 572 or concurrent enrollment or ANSCI 865 or concurrent enrollment

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