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At University of Melbourne:
- 600-615: Thinking and Reasoning from Data (Toolkit
Masters of Science subject, 1 contact hr. per week), in 2009.
- 620-160: Experimental Design and Data Analysis (1st yr.
undergraduate subject, 3 contact hrs. per week), in 2005,
2006, and 2007.
- 620-298: Data Analysis II (Second-year
undergraduate subject, 3 contact hrs. per week), in 2009.
- 620-371: Linear Models (Final-year
undergraduate subject, 4 contact hrs. per week), in 2008.
- 620-372: Applied Statistical Inference (Final-year
undergraduate subject, 4 contact hrs. per week), in 2006 and
2007.
- 620-471: Analysis of Hierarchical Data (Honours subject, 2
contact hrs. per week), in 2006-2008.
- 800-101: Critical Thinking with Data (University Breadth
Subject, 4 contact hrs. per week), in 2008.
- Tutoring, 1987.
At University of Idaho:
- STAT/FOR 594: Analysis of Correlated Data (Graduate class,
3 cr. Fall 2003-2004, Spring 2005, 20 students)
- FOR 504: Special Topics: Analysis of Spatial Data
(Graduate class, 3 cr. Fall 2004, Spring 2005, 5-20 students)
- FOR 504: Special Topics: Forest Biometrics (Graduate
class, 3 cr. Spring 2000, 5 students)
- FOR 501: Seminar (Graduate class, 1 cr. Fall 2001, 8
students)
- FOR 474: Forest Inventory (Undergraduate class, 3 cr. Fall
1999-2003, 20-30 students)
- FOR 394: Quantitative Resource Analysis (Undergraduate
class, 3 cr. Spring 2001-2002, 20-30 students)
- FOR 374: Forest Mensuration (Undergraduate class, 3 cr.
Fall 1999, 25 students)
- FOR 294: Quantitative Resource Analysis (Undergraduate
class, 3 cr. Spring 1999 - 2000, 20-30 students)
- FOR 274: Forest Measurements (Undergraduate class, 1 cr.
Fall 1999 - 2002, 3 cr. 2003-2005, 15-30 students)
At University of Minnesota:
- NRES 5210: Survey, measurement and modelling methods for
natural resource analysis, I. (4 cr. 1997, 1998, 80-100
students), co-instruction
- FR 5222: Forest resource inventory (2 cr. 1996),
co-instruction
- FR 3201: Field forest measurements (1 cr. 1995),
co-instruction
- NRES 5210: Survey, measurement and modelling methods (4 cr.
1995, 1996), teaching assistant
At Australian National University:
- FSTY2101: Forest mensuration (4 cr. 1993)
- FSTY3112: Field studies 2a (1 cr. 1994)
- FSTY1101: Forest biometrics (4 cr. 1993)
- FSTY3112: Field studies 2a (1 cr. 1993), co
instruction
- STAT1003: Statistical Techniques I (4 cr. 1994),
tutoring
- FSTY1101: Forest biometrics (4 cr. 1991 - 1993),
co-instruction
- FSTY3112: Field studies 2a (1 cr. 1992),
co-instruction
Past and Present Postgraduate
Supervision3:
- Stephen Lane, PhD student in Applied Statistics and
Forestry, University of Melbourne. (co-advising with Tom
Baker and Yue Wang.)
- Natalie Karavarsamis, PhD student in Applied Statistics,
University of Melbourne. (co-advising with Andrew Hamilton
and Graham Hepworth.)
- David Lazaridis, PhD student in Applied Statistics,
University of Melbourne.
- Martin Shield, PhD student in Applied Statistics,
University of Melbourne.
- Ann Abbott, PhD candidate in Forestry, University of
Idaho.
- Laura Leites, PhD candidate in Forestry, University of
Idaho. (co-advising with John Marshall.)
- Tobah Gass, MS in Forestry. Graduated in 2006. Thesis
topic: ``A test of time: burn patterns, stand structure, and
composition as indicators of forest age in a subalpine wilderness''.
- Huei-Jin Wang, MS in Forestry. Graduated in 2006. Thesis
topic: ``Modeling branch mortality within the crown as related to
crown competition between neighboring trees for three northern Idaho
coniferous species in heterogeneous stands''.
- Christian Salas, MS in Statistics. Graduated in 2006.
Thesis topic: ``Modelling effects of overstory density and competing
vegetation on tree height growth''.
- Remko Duursma, PhD in Forestry. Graduated in 2004. Thesis
topic: ``A simple process-based model of forest growth, and a test
for the Priest River Experimental Forest''. (co-advised with
John Marshall).
- Robert Keefe, MS in Forestry. Graduated in 2004. Thesis
topic: ``Two-stage and zero-inflated modelling of forest
regeneration on the Pacific Northwest coast''.
- Robert Froese, PhD in Forestry. Graduated in 2003. Thesis
topic: ``Re-engineering the Prognosis basal area increment model for
the inland empire''.
- Laura Leites, MS in Forestry. Graduated in 2001. Thesis
topic: ``Relationship between crown dimensions and stem form, and
evaluation of taper equations for loblolly pine (Pinus taeda)
plantations in Uruguay''.
Past and Present Honours Student Supervision
- Hannah Capes, 2008
- David Lazaridis, 2008 ``
-norm shrinkage regression and
application.''
- Stephen Lane, 2007, ``Generalized estimating equations for
pedigree analysis.''
- Martin Shield, 2006, ``Critical period analysis.''
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Andrew Robinson
2009-08-11