APMA 3100 | Section 003
Standard normal tables
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Formula sheet
This formula sheet will be provided to all students at all exams. Please familiarize yourself with the locations of its contents.
Big List of Practice Problems
Project 1
Project 1 is now available. Your reports are due on Sept 22 at 11:59pm via Gradescope.
Unit 01 - for Midterm I
| Week | Topics | Notes | Examples | Problems |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01–08/25 | Basic rules | Web | PDF | Markup | 01-A | 01-B | |
| 02–09/01 | Bayes | Trees | Web | PDF | Markup | 02-A | 02-B | |
| 03–09/08 | Trials | PMF | Web | PDF | Markup | 03-A | 03-B | |
| 04–09/15 | Discrete families, E[X], Var[X], σ[X] | Web | PDF | Markup | 04-A | 04-B | |
| 05–09/22 | g(X), E[g(X)] Continuous RV | Web | PDF | Markup | 05-A | 05-B | |
| 06–09/29 | Continuous families, Normals | Web | PDF | Markup | 06-Combo |
Notes:
- Midterm I does cover the material from Week 06
- Unit 01 - Essential problems
- Focus your exam study on mastery of these first, then move to everything else.
- This list is not an indicator about what will be on the exam. Everything in the Notes is fair game. But it is a good idea to make sure you completely master these problems before you study material that is less central and fundamental.
Unit 02 - for Midterm II
| Week | Topics | Notes | Examples | Problems |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07–10/06 | Joint theory, Margls, Indep. | Web | PDF | Markup | 07-Combo | |
| 08–10/13 | Dscrt g(X,Y), Cts g(X), g(X,Y) | Web | PDF | N/A | 08-Combo | |
| 09–10/20 | X+Y, E[g(X,Y)], Cov, Corr | Web | PDF | Markup | 09-A | 09-B | |
| 10–10/27 | X|A, X|Y | Web | PDF | Markup | 10-Combo |
Notes:
- Midterm II is not cumulative, it covers material introduced after Midterm I.
- Unit 02 - Essential problems
- Focus your exam study on mastery of these first, then move to everything else.
- This list is not an indicator about what will be on the exam. Everything in the Notes is fair game. But it is a good idea to make sure you completely master these problems before you study material that is less central and fundamental.
Unit 03 - for the Final Exam
| Week | Topics | Notes | Examples | Problems |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11–11/03 | Summations, CLT | Web | PDF | Markup | Web | |
| 12–11/10 | Sample mean, LLN | Web | PDF | Markup | Web | |
| 13–11/17 | Sig., Bin. hypo. test | Web | PDF | Markup | Web | |
| 14–11/24 | Mean square error | Web | PDF | Markup | Web | |
| 15–12/01 | Meaning of prob | Web | PDF | Markup | Web |
Notes:
- Unit 03 - Essential problems list
- Focus your exam study on mastery of these first, then move to everything else.
- This list is not an indicator about what will be on the exam. Everything in the Notes is fair game. But it is a good idea to make sure you completely master these problems before you study material that is less central and fundamental.
- The Final Exam is cumulative, it covers all material from the course.
- The Final Exam is taken together with all sections of APMA 3100.
Pre-course Review
Efficiently refresh your knowledge of relevant calculus and probability:
Some computing required:
- Before the Project (due by course end), dig out your resources to review Python or MATLAB or Java (or whatever language / environment you have studied)