[R-sig-teaching] student guide developed for installation?

[Tony N. Brown]

Larry,

There are several step-by-step installation guides posted on the 
CRAN, under contributed documentation. Most documents there begin 
by describing how to download and install R.

And yes, I use Agresti and Finlay (1997) "Statistical Methods for 
the Social Sciences" paired with Verzani's (2005) "Using R for 
Introductory Statistics". I teach a graduate sequence in statistics 
for sociology students. By the way, I heard the new Agresti and 
Finlay edition was coming out soon.

Cheers,
Tony

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> Dear Colleagues:
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> I am going to be teaching a graduate statistics course as part of
> a masters degree program in psychology beginning in April using
> the Agresti and Finlay text, "Statistical Methods for the Social
> Sciences."  I was wondering two things.
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> 1)  Does anyone have a step-by-step R installation guide that was
> prepared as a handout for students that can be shared?
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> 2)  Anyone else using the Agresti and Finlay text?
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> Thanks,
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> Larry
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Tony N. Brown, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Sociology
Faculty Head of Hank Ingram House, The Commons
Vanderbilt University
(615) 322-7518
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