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    STATS 412: Introduction To Probability and Statistics Fall 2022

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    This document provides information about STATS 412: Introduction to Probability and Statistics course offered in Fall 2022. The course will cover probability theory, statistical models, estimation, hypothesis testing, and applications of analysis of variance and regression. It will be taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1-2:30pm in 170 Weiser Hall by Professor Stilian Stoev. Homework will be assigned weekly and exams will take place on October 13, November 17, and December 15. Students are encouraged to attempt homework independently and seek help during office hours.

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    STATS 412: Introduction To Probability and Statistics Fall 2022

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    STATS 412: Introduction to Probability and Statistics Fall 2022

    Summary: Per the course catalog: “An introduction to probability theory; statistical models,
    especially sampling models; estimation and confidence intervals; testing statistical hypotheses; and
    important applications, including the analysis of variance and regression.”
    Enforced Prerequisites: MATH 215 or 285.
    Text: Statistics for Engineers and Scientists, 5th Edition by William Navidi, Mcgraw-Hill.
    Note: The homework will be from the assigned textbook.

    Course details:

    ◦ Lectures: Tue & Thur, 1pm – 2:30pm 170 WEISER Hall.


    ◦ Instructor: Stilian Stoev, sstoev@umich.edu.
    ◦ Office hours: Wednesday and Thursday 3pm – 4:30pm in 272 West Hall, or by appointment.
    ◦ GSI grader: Zehua Wang wangzeh@umich.edu. GSI Office Hours:
    – Virtual: Monday 2-3:30 pm https://umich.zoom.us/j/4422581347
    – In-person: Wednesday 10:30am-12 pm, location TBD. (Note: The GSI will be avail-
    able on the above zoom link until the physical location of the in-person office hours is
    determined.)
    ◦ Credits: provides 3 credits.
    ◦ Website: Canvas. Please check regularly the course web-page for homework assignments,
    important announcements, and materials.

    Grading and homework: Homework will be assigned every week. It should be submitted online,
    through Canvas. It is an important part of your learning experience. All written solutions to the
    homework and exam problems you submit should be your own work. You are required to comply
    with the University of Michigan and the LS&A academic honor code: see the link.
    No late homework will be accepted, unless an extension is granted explicitly by the instructor upon
    request by the student ahead of time.
    Grading: The final grade will be based on Homework (20%), Exam 1 (25%), Exam 2 (25%), and
    the Final Exam (30%).
    Exams and Dates:

    • Exam 1: Thursday, October 13, 1-2:30 pm (in 170 WEISER Hall)


    • Exam 2: Thursday, November 17, 1-2:30 pm (in 170 WEISER Hall)
    • Final: Thursday, December 15, 10:30am-12:30pm (in 170 WEISER Hall).

    Important: If you need extra time or other special accommodations, please reserve a seat with
    the Testing Accommodation Center, where you can schedule your exam to be proctored in comfort.
    Please plan ahead of time and visit https: // ssd. umich. edu to register. Let me know if you have
    any questions.
    Other Important Dates:

    • First lecture: August 30.

    • No lecture: October 18 (Fall Study Break)

    • No lecture: November 23 & 25 (Thanksgiving Break)

    • Last lecture: December 8

    Well-being and Self-care: Last but not least. We all need to take our physical and mental
    well-being very seriously. If you are experiencing concerns, seeking help is a courageous thing to
    do for yourself and those who care about you. If the source of your stressors is academic, please
    contact me so that we can find solutions together. For personal concerns, U-M offers a variety of
    resources, many which are listed on the Resources for Student Well-being webpage:

    https://wellbeing.studentlife.umich.edu/resources-list

    General advice: Attempt all homework problems as soon as you receive them. You are encouraged
    to discuss problems and concepts with the instructor, fellow students, and the GSI, but do so after
    you have thought about them on your own. Please do not hesitate to go to the GSI’s or instructor’s
    office hours. In fact, personally, I am looking forward to interacting with you. The homework and
    exam solutions you submit should, however, be your own work.

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