Computer-Assisted Statistics Education at Delft University of Technology

Piet Groeneboom, Peter J. de Jong, Dimitri B. Tischenko, Bert C. van Zomeren · Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics · 1996

At Delft University of Technology many students experience difficulties in mastering basic concepts of probability and statistics. In the past few years the lectures have undergone a radical change—the lecture notes now contain modern data analysis techniques, like kernel density estimation, simulation, and bootstrapping. In the TWI-Stat project, a computer-aided instruction course was developed to help students become more familiar with modern statistical analysis. The course presents itself as a dynamic, interactive, personal book. Highly interactive analysis tools are available. The software will be available for MS-Windows.

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