STAT 333: Probability and Random Processes

2009 Trimester 1

STAT 333 CRN 1797, 24 Points (2009 1/3)
Coordinator: Prof Estate Khmaladze
Prerequisites: MATH 206, STAT 231
Lectures: tba timetable
Tutorials: 1 hour per week, to be arranged
Assignments: Weekly
Assessment: 20% coursework, 80% final exam.
Recommended Reading: Shiryayev, A., Probability, Springer, New York; Taylor, H.M. and Karlin, S., An Introduction to Stochastic Modeling (3rd ed.), Academic Press.
Ross, S., Introduction to Probability Models (6th ed.), Academic Press;
Prescription: Conditional probability; properties of continuous and discrete distributions; generating functions; Poisson process; Markov chains; an introduction to time series and prediction; selected applications and examples.
Description: Topics will be chosen from: strong Laws of Large Numbers (LLN); properties of continuous and discrete univariate and multivariate distributions; conditional probability; Poisson processes and compound Poisson processes; Markov chains; elements of martingale theory; renewal theory.
 

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