
Schedule of Topics Lecture notes Homework & Solutions
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Meeting |
MWF 8:00 - 8:50am 216 Thomas Building (MW) 69 Willard (F) |
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Mike Kwanisai 331A Thomas Building Phone: 814-863-1772
E-mail: kwanisai@stat.psu.edu
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Teaching Assistant
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Weixin Yao 418 Thomas Building E-mail: wxy116@psu.edu Office hours: MW 9:30-11:00 am
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Math 111 or Math 141 |
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Textbook
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Probability and Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences by Devore, 6th Edition |
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Course Objective |
To familiarize students with basic concepts and ideas of statistics and probability. To provide training in the use of statistical methods and graphics for the analysis and presentation of data encountered in engineering and other disciplines.
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Website |
http://www.stat.psu.edu/~kwanisai/
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Class Notes |
Class notes will be posted on the class website before the beginning of each week. It is your responsibility to have access to the notes before coming to class. Class time will mainly be for discussing important concepts about the material; not writing down notes. Additional notes and material will be given in class as needed. If you miss class (with or without a legitimate excuse), it is your responsibility to find a friend and copy the notes that you missed. After the first few weeks of the course, we will start using Minitab to complete lab activities. We will either meet in a computer lab, or we will go through the activity together in class. You're advised to frequently review the schedule of topics for due dates and weekly topics.
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Homework |
Homework will be posted on the website
by the beginning of
each week. Homework is due
roughly every Monday at the beginning of class. No late homework is allowed
without
prior permission from the instructor.
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Quizzes |
These will be short, one or two problems and unannounced! Each quiz will be related to the previously graded homework. You are encouraged to attend class and review previous homework and solutions.
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Exams |
There will be two exams, one covering Chapters 2-5 and another covering Chapters 1 and 7-9. The final exam will cover Chapters 10-12 and 16 but will also include some cumulative questions.
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Evaluation |
Exams (30%) Homework (30%) Quiz (10%) Final Exam (30%)
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Integrity |
All Penn State and Eberly College of Science policies regarding academic integrity apply to this course. See http://www.science.psu.edu/academic/Integrity/Policy.htm for details.
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