Class Schedule¶
Class: Tuesday / Thursday, 1:25-2:40pm
Office Hours:
Nick: Thursday, 9:00-10:00am, https://duke.zoom.us/my/nickeubank or Gross Hall 231
Echo: Friday 2-3pm
Kashaf: Tuesday, 3-4pm
Pragya: Wednesday 3-4pm
Date | Topic | Do Before Class | In Class |
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Thrs, Jan 11 | Course Overview | ||
Tues, Jan 16 | Solving Problems by Answering Questions | ||
Thrs, Jan 18 | Stakeholder Management | ||
Tues, Jan 23 | Proscriptive v. Descriptive Questions | ||
Thrs, Jan 25 | Exploratory Questions | ||
Tues, Jan 30 | Exploratory Questions |
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Thrs, Feb 1 | Teams 1 |
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Tues, Feb 6 | Teams 2 |
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Thrs, Feb 8 | Passive Prediction Questions | ||
Tues, Feb 13 | Passive Prediction Questions | | |
Thrs, Feb 15 | Passive Prediction Questions | ||
Tues, Feb 20 | Causal Questions | ||
Thrs, Feb 22 | Causal Questions | ||
Tues, Feb 27 | Causal Questions |
(Note SDO (Simple Difference in Outcomes) in Cunningham same as “widehat{ATE} from class)
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Thrs, Feb 29 | Causal Questions: Experiments | Experiments: Internal Validity (In Practice):
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Tues, Mar 5 | Causal Questions: Experiments | Overall Evaluation Criteria: Kohavi, Tang, and Xu Chpt 7. Finishing Internal Validity:
Experiments: External Validity (In Practice):
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Thrs, Mar 7 | Optional Class | Optional Class | |
Tues, Mar 12 | NO CLASS | ||
Thrs, Mar 14 | NO CLASS | ||
Tues, Mar 19 | Causal Questions: Experiments | Designing Experiments
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Thrs, Mar 21 | Review Day | AB Testing Review | |
Tues, Mar 26 | Causal Questions: Experiments |
(This is same as IDS 705 Lecture 8 Reading) | |
Thrs, Mar 28 | MIDTERM | MIDTERM | |
Tues, Apr 2 | Causal Questions: Regression | ||
Thrs, Apr 4 | Exploratory Questions Feedback |
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Tues, Apr 9 | Causal Questions: Matching |
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Thrs, Apr 11 | Causal Questions: Differences and Differences / Panels |
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Tues, Apr 16 | Interpretation of Results |
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Thurs, Apr 18 | AI Bias |
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Wed, April 24 |
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Wed, May 1 |
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Texts Referenced in Schedule:
Kohvani, Tang and Xu: Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments: A Practical Guide to A/B Testing