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HOW TO SUCCEED THIS COURSE? In addition to my effort, your efforts are indispensable. (1) Except extreme cases, attending class only is far less sufficient to succeed (pass? ) the course. Let alone occasionally attending class. (2) To get a grade C, one is advised to spend at least 1 hour (depending on your background in mathematics) for each lecture hour in reviewing the lecture notes, doing the examples in the lecture notes and in the book, and doing some homework problems. (3) To get a grade B, one is advised to spend at least 1-2 hours for each lecture hour in reviewing the lecture notes, doing the examples in the lecture notes and in the book, and doing most of the homework problems. (4) To get a grade A, one is advised to spend at least 1-3 hours for each lecture hour in reviewing the lecture notes, doing the examples in the lecture notes and in the book, and doing almost all the homework problems.
I would suggest you to write down your objective grade for this course, and commit your effort to this milestone of your life goal. Again, I wish you succeed. My objective grade for this course is . I will commit hours for each lecture hour to study the course materials.
GUIDELINES OF HOW TO CALCULATE YOUR FINAL GRADE:
APPEALS: After final course grades have been submitted, you may appeal your final grade. As a first step, you would make a written appeal to the instructor of the course. CLASS ATTENDANCE AND ENVIRONMENT: Perfect or near-perfect class attendance is important for students to gain and demonstrate competency in course concepts and skills. Students are expected to accept responsibility for class attendance and to complete in-class work assignments and examinations as scheduled by the instructor. Please be courteous to your fellow students and the instructor at all times. For example, do not converse with other students, read the newspaper, or sleep during the lecture. Do not pack up earlier than scheduled dismissing time. Cell phones have to be set to silent (or preferably be turned off). If you have to answer a cell phone call during class, please quietly leave the classroom and move to a location where your conversation does not disrupt any class in progress. Children should not be brought to class, except in emergency circumstances and only with the permission of the instructor. Food, drinks, or gum should not be brought into the classroom. AUM prohibits smoking in campus buildings. If you smoke, you may only do so outside the buildings. PLAGIARISM: Plagiarism or cheating of any kind will not be tolerated. You can discuss solutions with classmates, but cannot copy (totally or partially) someone else’s solution or allow someone else to copy your solution. You will receive an ”F” in the course if you are caught. DISCIPLINE AND ACADEMIC HONESTY. The policies of the Student Discipline Code apply. You are advised to familiarize yourself with these policies, which can be found in the current edition of the AUMANAC. Please, adhere to the standards of academic integrity stated in the AUM Catalog.
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Weekly Schedule for Math2670B-Elementary Statistics: FALL 2010Office Hours: MW:9:25--10:40am, or by
appointment.
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Week 1 |
1. 8/16:
chapter 1 (self-studying), 2.1, 2.2 2. 8/18: 2.3, 2.4, 2.5*
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Week 2 |
3. 8/23:
3.1--3.3. 4. 8/25: 3.3--3.4
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Week 3 |
5. 8/30:
10.1--10.2 (skipping Hypothesis testing of
ρ=0 ) 6. 09/01: 10.3, 4.1, 4.2
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Week 4 |
09/06: Labor Day
Holiday – No Classes
7. 09/08: 4.2--4.3
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Week 5 |
8. 09/13: 4.4--4.5 9. 09/15: 4.7, Review for Test 1
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Week 6
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10: 09/20: Test 1
11: 09/22: 5.1, 5.2 Homework: 5.2: 5--15 all odd numbered, and 21, 23. |
Week 7 |
12. 09/27: 5.3 13: 09/29: 5.4
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Week 8 |
14. 10/04: 6.1--6.3 15: 10/06: 6.4--6.5
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Week 9 |
16: 10/11: 6.6,
6.7*, Review for Test 2 17: 10/13: Test 2 on Wednesday
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Week 10Test 2 |
18: 10/18:
7.1--7.2 19: 10/20:7.3--7.4 Homework: 7.2: 5--27 all odd numbered. 7.3: 5--27 all odd numbered. 7.4: 5--25 all odd numbered. |
Week 11 |
20. 10/25:
7.4--7.5 21. 10/27: 8.1,8.2
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Week 12 |
22: 11/01: 8.3 23: 11/03: 8.4 Homework: 8.3: 5, 9, 10, 13, 15 8.4: 9, 11, 15, 17. |
Week 13 |
24: 11/08: 8.5, 8.6* 25: 11/10: 10.2 (testing the Hypothesis ρ=0)
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Week 14 |
26. 11/15:
9.1--9.2 27. 11/17: 9.3
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Week 15 |
Thanksgiving Holiday, no class THIS WEEK. |
Week 16Test 3 |
28:
11/29: 9.4, 9.5* 29: 12/01: Review for Test 3 on Wednesday.
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Week 17
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30: 12/06: Test 3 on
Monday, 12/06.
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Week 18 |
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