STAT
341
Introduction to Probability and Mathematical Statistics IITime: MW 11:30-12:20 and F: 11:30-1:20
Place:
Loew 105 (MW)
and Loew 102 (F)
Instructor: Peter Guttorp
(peter at stat.washington.edu) Padelford B213
Teaching
Assistant: Julie Michelman (michelmj at uw.edu)
Padelford B314
Office hours:
Peter Monday 2-3
Julie Tuesday 12:30-1:20 and 3:30-4:20
Padelford B302 (Statistics Tutor and Study Center).
Daily schedule (Last updated Mar 14)
Course grading scheme:
10% class participation
10% Distribution project
30% homework (You get to drop one)
20% midterm
30% final
There will be no retake of missed exams. If the midterm is missed due
to
a serious emergency (and the instructor has been notified in advance)
the final will count for 50% of the grade. A student who does not take
the final will not pass the class. Grades will be a nonlinear function
of total scores. A student receving less than 60% of the possible
scores most likely will get a grade under 2.0.
Exams:
Sample midterm
Midterm Friday February 8 11:30-1:20
Sample final.
Final Wednesday March 20 2:30-4:20 (Loew 105)
Distribution project
Group assignments (Posted Jan 7)
Group documents
Lecture notes (Last updated Mar 10)
Homework (Last updated Mar 8)
Homeworks are due in class on Wednesdays as noted on the daily schedule.
Late homeworks will not be graded, unless prior arrangements have been
made.
Summer institute in biostatistics
University of Monnesota Summer Institute in biostatistics. Apply by April 15 (US citizens or permanent residents only).
Internships
Here is a list of 2013 internships from the American Statistical Association.
An internship possibility at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.