Probability
Math 336
Brad Hartlaub
Fall 2021
Daily Agendas
- August 27
- August 30
- September 1
- September 3 - Problem Session
- September 6
- September 8
- September 10 - Problem Session
- September 13
- September 15
- September 17 - Problem Session
- September 20 - Complete problem session and independence problems
- September 22
- September 24
- September 27 - Problem Session
- September 29 - Problem Session
- October 1 - Group exercises and complete Chapter 4
- October 4
- October 6 - Exam 1 - you may use 2 sheets of notes (8.5"x11"), your laptop, and our course web page during the exam
- October 11
- October 13
- October 15 - Problem Session
- October 18 - Complete Problem Session and Return to transformation of variables
- October 20
- October 22
- October 24 - Problem Session
- October 25 - November 5 - Professor Snipes covered class
- November 8 - Discussion of Projects - see Google Drive for examples
- November 10 - Transformation of Variables Technique #2 - Using the Jacobian
- November 12 - Beta Distribution and completing the beta (an easy way to do some integration)
- November 15 - Normal distributions - properties, m.g.f., and linear combinations
- November 17 - Covariance and p.g.f.
- November 19 - Exam #2 - you may use 2 sheets of notes (8.5"x11"), your laptop, and our course web page during the exam
- November 29 - Discussion of Exam #2 and Project Presentation
- Ella - Expected Value Problem for Bivariate Random Variables
- December 1 - Project Presentations
- Luke and Thomas - Pareto distribution
- Grayson - Bivariate normal distribution
- December 3 - Project Presentations
- Ryan - Bayesian parameter estimation
- Eli - Order Statistics
- December 6 - Project Presentations
- Hamza and Yousaf - log-normal distribution
- Jake and Nick - Weibull distribution
- December 8 - Project Presentations
- Cat and Prashant - Survival Analysis
- Irina and Jose - Benford's Law
- December 10 - Course wrap up and individual consultations
Homework Assignments
Your solutions must be submitted electronically to your Google Drive folder. You must submit a PDF of your solutions. For example, the name of the file for the first homework assignment should be HW1-yourname.PDF.
- HW #1 - PS on Friday, Sept. 3, written solutions are due on Monday, Sept. 6
- HW #2 - PS on Friday, Sept. 10, written solutions are due on Monday, Sept. 13
- HW #3 - PS on Friday, Sept. 17, written solutions are due on Wednesday, Sept. 22
- HW #4 - PS on Monday, Sept. 27, written solutions are due on Wednesday, Sept. 29
- HW #5 - PS on Friday, Oct. 15, written solutions are due on Monday, Oct. 18
- HW #6 - PS on Monday, Oct. 24, written solutions are due on Wednesday, Oct. 26
- HW #7 - PS on Monday, Nov. 8, written solutions are due on Wednesday, Nov. 10
- HW #8
- HW #9
- HW #10
Exam Samples
- See our Google Drive folder
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