36-350, Statistical Computing

This is the top-level webpage for 36-350, statistical computing, at Carnegie Mellon University. It's an introduction to programming for statistical data analysis, aimed at statistics majors. It presumes some basic knowledge of statistics and probability, but no programming experience.

Available iterations of the class:

2014, co-taught by Cosma Shalizi and Andrew Thomas
2013, taught by Shalizi
2012, ditto
2011, co-taught by Shalizi and by Vince Vu

If you've come here following a broken link, what you're looking for is probably available off one of those pages.

The Old 36-350

If you came to this page by a search engine, you may be looking for the data-mining class which used to be numbered 36-350. It is now 36-462, and is taught in the spring semester.