STA 643

Modern Design of Experiments

Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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With breakthroughs in scientific computing, complex phenomena can now be reliably simulated or experimented on. However, these experiments are often expensive, and a key challenge is the design of such experiments to facilitate scalable and timely decision making. This course introduces experimental design methods for physical and computer experiments, Bayesian sampling and optimization, A/B testing and multi-armed bandits, and big data analytics. Emphasis is placed on understanding methodology and implementation for practical applications. Students should be comfortable with mathematical statistics at the level of STA 532/732 and Bayesian modeling at the level of STA 601L/602L/531.

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