STAT 205
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Course No.
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Course Title
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Theory
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Practice
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Credit
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Prerequisite(s)
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Stat 205
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Statistical Mathematics
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3
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3
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Math 110
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Objectives
- To refresh the mathematical knowledge of the student for studying Statistics.
- To enhance the mathematical background of the student.
Course Description:
- Quick revision (oriented-to-probability) on: counting techniques including permutations and combinations, matrices, sets, integrals stressing on double and triple integrals, expansions of functions, maxima and minima of functions, partial fractions, and progressions.
- Difference and differential equations applied to solve difference-differential equations related to branching processes: birth-and-death processes, and epidemic processes.
- Laplace's transforms applied to solve: difference, ordinary differential, partial differential differential-difference, integral, integro-differential equations.
- Special functions: gamma, beta, … functions applied to statistical distribution theory.
- Expansions of functions oriented to calculating probabilities from probability and moments from moment generating functions.
- Constrained maxima and minima using Lagrange's multipliers .
7. The principle of mathematical induction.
Main text books:
Cramer, H., "Mathematical Methods of Statistics", 13th Ed. (1999)
Subsidiary books:
إسماعيل كنجو وإبراهيم الواصل، طرق رياضية للإحصائيين، جامعة الملك سعود (1425) هـ
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Last Update
5/14/2011 4:41:44 PM
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