STAT LAB
STAT LAB
STAT LAB is a free in-person academic support service for students in our core statistics courses. Any students in the covered courses (listed below) may attend. STAT LAB is staffed by graduate students in the Department of Statistics.
Location: Hutcheson Hall Room 417A
Hours:
- Monday: 10 am - 2 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am - 3 pm
- Wednesday: 12 pm - 4 pm
- Thursday: 10 am - 12 pm, 2 pm - 4 pm
- Friday: 11 am - 2 pm
STAT LAB will run from January 26, 2026, to May 6, 2026. STAT LAB will not operate over spring break or on days when the university is closed.
All students are held to the standards of the Virginia Tech Academic Honor Code. It is the student's responsibility to determine which assignments are eligible for STAT LAB help. STAT LAB is not a service for tutors to complete or check homework. Students should come to the STAT Lab prepared to ask questions about statistics topics.
STAT LAB is not a statistics consulting service – please refer to SAIG regarding the application of statistics in science (https://saig.stat.vt.edu/). STAT LAB is not an IT service – please refer to 4-HELP for software and hardware problems.
Please contact Dr. Annie Booth (annie_booth@vt.edu) with any questions or concerns.
Courses covered
- STAT 2004 - Introductory Statistics
- STAT 2094 - Basic R for Statistics
- STAT 2274 - Basic Python for Statistics
- STAT 3005 - Statistical Methods
- STAT 3006 - Statistical Methods
- STAT 3104 - Probability and Distributions
- STAT 3604 - Statistics for Social Science
- STAT 3615 - Biological Statistics
- STAT 3616 - Biological Statistics
- STAT 3704 - Statistics for Engineering Applications
- STAT 4105 - Theoretical Statistics
- STAT 4106 - Theoretical Statistics
- STAT 4204 - Experimental Designs
- STAT 4214 - Methods of Regression Analysis
- STAT 4444 - Applied Bayesian Statistics
- STAT 4514 - Introduction to Categorical Data Analysis
- STAT 4604 - Statistical Methods for Engineers
- STAT 4705 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers
- STAT 4714 - Probability and Statistics for Electrical Engineers
- STAT 5105G - Theoretical Statistics
- STAT 5204G - Experimental Designs: Concepts and Applications
- STAT 5214G - Advanced Method Regression
- STAT 5444G - Advanced Applied Bayesian Statistics
- STAT 5514G - Advanced Introduction to Categorical Data Analysis
- STAT 5615 - Statistics in Research
- STAT 5616 - Statistics in Research