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Revision as of 19:00, 7 October 2008
Contents
ECE 302 Fall 2008 Professor Sanghavi
Getting started
Inserting Formulas
This is to address students not know how to put formulas into their wiki pages. MediaWiki uses a markup language based on Latex to produce it's mathematical equations. Anything that goes between the <math> </math> tags will be rendered as mathematical equations. All the symbols needed to produce the desired equations can be found at the following site.
Another handy way to learn how to write a math equation is to go to the real Wikipedia and find a good math article that has a bunch of formulas and just click "view source" or "edit".
Tuesday TA Session Homework Notes
- HW5 //Thank you so much!!!
Homeworks
Lectures
Cheat Sheets
Helpful Examples
- Hillary and Barack, Lec. 3 on 8/29
- Disease testing, Lec. 3 on 8/29
- Switches, Lec. 5 on 9/8
- Average speed vs. average time, Lec. 7 on 9/12
- Car keys redistributed, Lec 10 on 9/19
- Coupon collection, Lec. 11 on 9/22
- Memoryless property of exponential, Lec 13 on 10/1
- When to arrive at the train station?_ECE302Fall2008sanghavi
- Finding area of a shape by random samples, Lec 14 on 10/3
- Conditional PDFs - random breaking of a stick, Lec 15 on 10/6_ECE302Fall2008sanghavi
Random Stuff
The Monty Hall video Sujay showed in class.
Look! The students in MA375 are also studying this problem. They call it The game show host problem--Mboutin 11:23, 25 September 2008 (UTC)
The Athena Scientific page from which Introduction to Probability, 2nd Edition can be ordered.
