Course Layout:
WEEK I
1. Definition of probability, classical and relative frequency approach to probability
2. Axiomatic Approach to Probability
3. Bayes theorem and its application
WEEK II
4. Expectation of a Random variable and its properties
5. Moment generating functions, their properties and uses
6. Discrete Uniform Distribution
WEEK III
7. Bernoulli Distribution
8. Binomial distribution
9. Poisson Distribution
WEEK IV
10. Geometric Distribution
11. Negative binomial distribution
12. Continuous Random Variable and Probability Density Function
WEEK V
13. Standard univariate continuous distributions and their properties
14. Uniform distribution
15. Gamma and Beta distributions
WEEK VI
16. Normal Distribution
17. Cauchy and logistic distributions
18. Pareto Distribution
WEEK VII
19. Bivariate Discrete & Continuous Distribution, its PMF & PDF
20. Bivariate moments and definition of raw and central product moments
21. Marginal and conditional distributions
WEEK VIII
22. Conditional Mean and Conditional Variance
23. Bivariate Normal Distribution (Part-I)
24. Bivariate Normal Distribution (Part-Il)
WEEK IX
25. Practical – Computing probability using addition and multiplication theorem
26. Conditional Probability and Independent Events
27. Practical – Computing probability using conditional probability and Baye’s theorem
WEEK X
28. Practical-Problems on PMF Variance, Expectation, Quartiles, Skewness and Kurtosis
29. Sketching the probability distribution functions
30. Practical-Computations of probabilities and fitting discrete distributions
WEEK XI
31. Sketching Distribution Functions and Density Functions
32. Computation of probabilities, expectation, moments & moment generating functions
33. Fitting Standard Univariate Continuous Distributions such as Normal and Exponential Distributions
WEEK XII
34. Simulation of Random Samples from Standard Univariate Continuous Distributions such as Normal, Exponential and Cauchy Distributions
35. Computing Marginal and Conditional Probability Distributions
36. Computing Marginal and Conditional Expectations
37. Drawing random samples from Bivariate Normal distribution
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