Phase 10Days 109-120
Inference & Experiment Design
Estimate effects without turning thresholds into truth machines
Phase Goal
Use intervals, tests, power, and A/B design with assumptions, practical significance, and guardrails.
Progress
Notes
Open the written lectures for this course before checking off the phase topics.
Projects
Museum Wayfinding Experiment
Day 109: Estimation & Confidence Intervals
Day 110: Hypotheses & Test Logic
Day 111: Tests for Means
Day 112: Tests for Proportions & Categories
Day 113: Nonparametric & Resampling
Day 114: Effect Size & Practical Significance
Day 115: Errors, Power & Sample Size
Day 116: Multiple Comparisons & Plans
Day 117: Experiment Units & Randomization
Day 118: A/B Metrics & Guardrails
Day 119: Experiment Analysis & Decision Memo
Day 120: Phase Project — Wayfinding Experiment
Capstone
Museum Wayfinding Experiment
Build for a museum visitor-experience team. The result must support this decision: whether a new sign system should expand beyond pilot galleries? Include reproducible inputs, validation evidence, one tested failure, a changed requirement, and an explicit non-goal.
- Reproducible source-to-output workflow
- Documented quality checks and assumptions
- Decision-ready output for a named user
- Independent reconstruction and transfer evidence
Phase Complete!
After this phase, you'll be able to:
- Estimation & Confidence Intervals
- Hypotheses & Test Logic
- Tests for Means
- Tests for Proportions & Categories
- Nonparametric & Resampling
- Effect Size & Practical Significance
- Errors, Power & Sample Size
- Multiple Comparisons & Plans
Independently deliver Museum Wayfinding Experiment, diagnose a planted failure, explain the decision logic, and transfer the workflow to a changed requirement.