Courses: Calculus Applications: Probability Distributions
(MATHH116E02)  Fall 2008  Probability distributions and their
applications in the natural and social sciences: the concept of
probability and conditional probability; discrete and continuous
random variables; expected value and variance; applications of
the binomial, Poisson, exponential and normal distributions; and
the Central Limit Theorem. This is a quarter-long course; it is
offered in the second half of the fall semester as a follow-up
to MATH 114 or 115.  Prerequisites: MATH 114 or advanced
placement.  Fulfills: NA QU IIandQ   Mathematics (Web site)
Taught By  Robert Manning (Profile)   Haverford, Stokes 014
Meeting Times  MWF 11:30-12:30