Re: st: Online courses

[Laurel A Copeland <lacop@umich.edu>]

Suggestions? Yes:
        Read the material before you do the assignments and then again, 
after you have done them
        Do all the exercises as they are assigned - twice if need be
        Keep all notes, examples, exercises, solutions, and potentially 
useful correspondence from the course that you are legally allowed to
        Make a TIPS file(s) with solutions from this list for future reference

        Yes, I liked it and the next one.
        Enjoy!
-Laurel Copeland

At 09:07 AM 1/17/2003 -0800, you wrote:

> Hi all
> I'm going to be taking an online class from Stata (the introductory one) and
> I'm curious if 1)anyone had taken it, or a class like it; and 2) whether you
> have some tips to help me make the most of it.
>
> Thanks
> John Wallace
> Research Associate
> Affymetrix, Inc
>
> "History is philosophy derived from examples."
>
> Dionysius of Halicarnassus
> [Ars Rhetorica]
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