Introduction

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graphic of design and analysis
graphic of design and analysis

Essential Features of a Comparative Experiment

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boxplots of enzyme levels in kits A and B
boxplots of enzyme levels in kits A and B

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experimental design for Generation 100 study
experimental design for Generation 100 study

Experimental Design Principles

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International Prototype of the Kilogram

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three different experimental designsadapted from Statistical Design and Analysis of Biological Experiments by Hans-Michael Kaltenbach

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shelves of cages beneath a light

Statistics in Data Analysis

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living histogram of female student heights

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null hypothesis

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alternative hypothesis

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Code adapted from Power Curve in R by Cinni Patel.

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Code adapted from How to Create Power Curves in ggplot by Levi Baguley

Completely Randomized Designs

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Completely Randomized Design with More than One Treatment Factor

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Randomized Complete Block Designs

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Repeated Measures Designs