Slides from a half-day course I taught in Summer 2008 (meeting of the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics, Copenhagen).

Top ten reasons to be a Bayesian. This version is circa. 2002, when I last taught STAT 530. Energy permitting, I'll post an updated version at the end of the course.

Slides from a STAT 200 lecture last term. (I tried to show these to you, but the projector was down.) As we discussed in our class, I tried to sneak some Bayes into STAT 200, with reference to "evidence processing" and the sad Sally Clark case (in which the RSS took an interest).