MATH 311 STATISTICS 1
Course Syllabus
1. INTRODUCTORY PROBABILITY
- Probability
Spaces
- Finite
Sample Spaces, Permutations and Combinations
- Partitions
and Multinomial Coefficients
- Union
of Events and Matchings
- Independence
and Statistical Swindles
2. CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY
- Definition
of Conditional Probability
- Bayes
Theorem
3. RANDOM VARIABLES AND THEIR DISTRIBUTIONS
- Random
Variables and Discrete Distributions
- Continuous
Distributions
- The
Distribution Function
- Bivariate
Distributions
- Marginal
Distributions
- Conditional
Distributions
- Multivariate
Distributions
- Functions
of a Random Variable
- Functions
of a Random Vector
4. EXPECTATION
- Definition
of Expectation
- Properties
of Expectation
- Variance
- Moments
and the Moment Generating Function
- The
Mean and the Median
- Covariance
and Correlation
- Conditional
Expectation
5. SPECIAL DISTRIBUTIONS
- The
Chebyshev Inequality and the Law of Large Numbers
- The
Bernoulli and Binomial Distributions
- The
Hypergeometric Distribution
- The
Poisson Distribution
- The
Negative Binomial or Pascal Distribution
- The
Gaussian or Normal Distribution
- The
Central Limit Theorem and the Correction for Continuity
- The
Gamma Distribution
- The
Beta Distribution
- The
Multinomial Distribution
- The Bivariate
Normal Distribution
Prerequisites: MATH 141Students cannot receive credit for
both MATH 311 and MATH 110.
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