This course, Probability Distribution 2, builds upon foundational probability concepts. It explores probability spaces, random variables, and their distributions, including discrete and continuous types. Key topics include expectation, variance, moment generating functions, and characteristic functions. The course also covers limit theorems such as Chebyshev's inequality and the central limit theorem, providing a solid understanding of advanced probability distributions and their applications.
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STT211
Basic Calculus
Basic Statistics
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A structured 13-week journey through the course content
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Review all definitions and theorems from each unit.
Practice solving problems from the textbook and TMAs.
Focus on understanding the assumptions and limitations of each theorem.
Create concept maps linking different types of distributions.
Practice calculating expectations, variances, and moment generating functions.
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