1. Single factor analysis and multiple comparsion. Example NKNW96 Ch17Ta02.
2. Two way balanced ANOVA with interaction Example NKNW96 Ch19pr14
3. Balanced two way; ratpoison example.
4. One case per cell: Alfafa (Luzerne)
5. A two-way unbalanced ANOVA. Data-set from NKNW96 Ch22pr05
6. Empty cell two-way ANOVA. Data-set from NKNW96 Ch22pr09
7. Multifactor ANOVA. Data-set from NKNW96 Ch23pr12
8. Try an ANCOVA (analysis of covariance); in human terms compare single linear regressions in function of a factor. Data-set from NKNW96 Ch25pr07
9. Random effect single factor model.  Data-set from NKNW96 Ch24pr07
10. Mixed effect model. Data-set from NKNW96 Ch24pr17
11. Mixed effect with three factors. Problem NKNW96 Ch24pr20.
12. Two-way ANOVA with factor B nested in factor A (both A and B are fixed) Data-set from NKNW96 Ch28pr04 
13. Sample size calculations NKNW96 Ch26pr11and CH22pr22
14. Analysis of a RCBD experiment (Data from Virtex Greenhouse).
15. Analysis of a Latin Square Example NKNW96 Ch30pr11
16. Design and analysis of a Virtex Greenhouse experiment

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The reference used for the exercises is "J. Neter, M. H. Kutner, C. J. Nachtsheim en W. Wasserman, 1996, edition four, 'Applied Linear statistical Models', IRWIN, Chicago."  in short : NKNW96