2 項進行中

115-1 選課時程

進行中

  • 初選第一階段 6/15 – 6/18
  • 初選第二階段 6/22 – 6/25
  • 校際選修 進行中 8/24 – 9/18
  • 初選第三階段 8/31 – 9/3
  • 開學後加退選 進行中 9/7 – 9/21
  • 逾期加退選 9/21 – 9/24
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多階層模式建構與應用

Applied Multilevel Data Analysis

學期
115-1
學分
3 學分
當期課號
534013
永久課號
HSIE30071
開課單位
教育研究所
授課教師
羅孟婷
校區
光復
類別
選修
上課時間表
週四
5
13:20–14:10
多階層模式建構與應用
HA216(光復)
3 節連堂
6
14:20–15:10
7
15:30–16:20

* 根據陽明交大上課時間表所列

概述

In this course, the methods for analyzing multilevel data will be introduced with the emphasis on practical, hands-on analysis and interpretation of hierarchical linear models. The following topics will be covered in this course: conceptual development of multilevel models, estimation, model evaluation, centering and heterogeneity treatment, power, longitudinal data, and an introduction to multilevel models with non-normal outcomes (e.g., dichotomous and ordinal data).

先修科目

Students taking this course should have a strong background in multiple regression as well as ANOVA models (at a level equivalent HSIE30047), and be comfortable analyzing data in R. In this course we will learn and mainly use R for running the MLM analysis, as well as the Optimal Design software for power.

備註

無備註

教學方式

•In this course, we will mainly use R and RStudio. Please bring your own laptop and have R and RStudio installed. If you find yourself in need of a computer, please reach out to me. •In addition, please download SPSS. •Late submission of assignments or lab projects will result in score deduction.

評分方式

Assessment a) Participation/Attendance (Attendance and participation for course discussion is expected.) b) Article summary and presentation (10%; 5% for summary and 5% for presentation) c) Lab projects (20%): Students will be working on guided lab projects (hands-on exercise) throughout the course. d) Assignments (10%): Students will be working on 2 problem sets (HW1-2). e) Two comprehensive projects (30%) with guided data analysis and write-up (Project 1-2). f) Final in-class presentation (30%): Use existing public-available data or your own data (if you are using the data from your advisor or others, please obtain permission to do so) to build MLM models to answer unanswered research questions and prepare a presentation to share the findings. Every student (or every team) will have 15 minutes to present the project with 5 minutes Q&A and the PowerPoint slides should be uploaded to E3.

課程大綱

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週次計畫
週次主題
第 1 週

Introduction and course overview

2026-09-10(四)
第 2 週

Brief review of regression and software options (R review) &Clustering and ICC

2026-09-17(四)
第 3 週

Two-level models: Part I (random-intercepts model, means-as-outcomes model)

2026-09-24(四)
第 4 週

Two-level models: Part II Decomposing between- and within-group effects centering options and centering predictor variables

2026-10-01(四)
第 5 週

Two-level models: Part III Intercepts- and slopes-as-outcomes model Modeling cross-level Interactions

2026-10-08(四)
第 6 週

Estimation (REML and FEML) and model fit evaluation

2026-10-15(四)
第 7 週

Midterm exam

2026-10-22(四)
第 8 週

Variance explained, R square and effect sizes MLM Assumptions and troubleshooting

2026-10-29(四)
第 9 週

MLM with longitudinal data I

2026-11-05(四)
第 10 週

Article presentation (Individual)

2026-11-12(四)
第 11 週

Project Discussion with Instructor

2026-11-19(四)
第 12 週

MLM with longitudinal data II

2026-11-26(四)
第 13 週

MLM with longitudinal data III: Compared to latent growth curve modeling in SEM, missing data treatment

2026-12-03(四)
第 14 週

Final exam and review.

2026-12-10(四)
第 15 週

Project Presentation

2026-12-17(四)
第 16 週

Project Presentation

2026-12-24(四)
教科書

Raudenbush, S.W., and Bryk, A.S. (2002). Hierarchical Linear Models (2nd edition). Newbury Park: Sage. O'Connell, A.A. & McCoach, D.B. (2008). Multilevel Modeling of Educational Data. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing

Office Hours
地點
Office: HA324
時間
Office Hour: by appointment
聯絡方式
Email: mtlo@nycu.edu.tw Email is the best way to reach me outside of class for a prompt response. When you email, please include your name and class name in the title so that I can respond to your emails more efficiently.