Introduction to Probability
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This document contains information about the course "Theory of Probability" taught at New York University in the summer of 2009. The goals of the course are to introduce the mathematical treatment of random phenomena occurring across various sciences. Topics covered include axioms of probability, combinatorial analysis, binomial distribution, Poisson and normal approximation, random variables, generating functions, and the central limit theorem. The course is taught by Professor Matthew Leingang and contains sample problems, homework, quizzes, exams, and grading information.
Introduction to Probability
- 1. V63.0233: Theory of Probability New York University, Summer 2009
- 2. Goals
- 3. Goals “An introduction to the mathematical treatment of random phenomena occurring in the natural, physical, and social sciences. Axioms of mathematical probability, combinatorial analysis, binomial distribution, Poisson and normal approximation, random variables and probability distributions, generating functions, the Central Limit Theorem and Laws of Large Numbers.”
- 4. Prof. Matthew Leingang Warren Weaver Hall 624 (212-99)8-3107 leingang@courant.nyu.edu
- 5. Get to Know Indiana
- 6. Get to Know Indiana
- 7. Get to Know Indiana
- 8. Get to Know Indiana “The Crossroads of America”
- 9. Hatsumon
- 10. Hatsumon Problems you will be able to solve after this course
- 11. How many ways can you order a cheesesteak?
- 12. How many telephone numbers are possible in North America?
- 13. Why does a flush beat a straight?
- 14. How much is a Little Bit of Luck?
- 15. Can you trust an eyewitness?
- 16. 8-0?
- 17. 6 4 B 2 -5 O A 5 -2 Area ABO = 6.3144 cm2 -4
- 18. A triangle has one edge 3 6 inches long and one edge 5 inches long. 4 B 2 -5 O A 5 -2 Area ABO = 6.3144 cm2 -4
- 19. A triangle has one edge 3 6 inches long and one edge 5 inches long. What would you expect its 4 B area to be? 2 -5 O A 5 -2 Area ABO = 6.3144 cm2 -4
- 20. How long to complete a collection?
- 21. Do slot machines get “hot” or become “due”?
- 22. Course Business
- 23. Prerequisites
- 24. Homework
- 25. Participation
- 27. Book
- 28. Grades 93 A HWParticipation 90 A- 10% 10% 87 B+ Final Midterm 83 B 30% 30% 80 B- Quizzes 75 C+ 20% 65 C 50 D
- 29. Questions?
- 30. We are here to help