Course Outline for Engineering 323
Probabilistic Analysis of Environmental Systems
SPRING SEMESTER 1997 - Second Half

********************  Tentative Outline  ********************

----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6-
                                             Reading in
    Monday        Wednesday     Thursday     Montgomery
    Lecture       Lecture       Laboratory           & Runger
WK  9-10 (SD151)  9-10 (SD151)  2-5 (SD151)  + others   
--  ------------- ------------- ------------ --------------

--  ---------------- Spring Break ------------------
    3-17          3-19          3-20

    Joint Prob.   Multinomial   Recitation &   M&R 5-1,5-2
 9  Mass Func.    Distribution  Examples   
    3-24          3-26          3-27   

    Joint Prob.   Joint Prob.   Recitation &   M&R 5-3
10  Density Func. Density Func. Examples   
    3-31          4-2           4-3

    Conditional   Conditional   Recitation &   M&R 5-4,5-5
11  Distr'ns      Distr'ns      Examples
    4-7           4-9           4-11   

    Function of   Function of   Recitation &   M&R 5-6,B-III
12  1 RV          1 RV          Examples   
    4-14          4-16          4-17   

    Function of   Function of   Recitation &   Cornell
13  ³2 RV         ³2 RV         Examples   
    4-21          4-23          4-24   

    Selecting     Chi-Square    Recitation &   M&R 8.11
14  Dist Func'ns  Test          Examples   
    4-28          4-30          5-1   

    Kolmogorov    2 Sample      Recitation &   Handouts
15  & Smirnov     K&S           Examples   
    5-5           5-7           5-8   

                  FINAL EXAM
                  Wednesday 8:00-9:50
                  5-14
-------------------------------------------------------------

TEXTS:
1.   Montgomery, Douglas C., and Runger, George C. .(1994)  Applied Statistics and 
     Probability for Engineers, New York, John Wiley & Sons [M&R] 

2.   Cornell, A.C. (1972), "First Order Analysis of Model and Parameter Uncertainty", 
     International Symposium on Uncertainties in Hydrologic and Water Resource 
     Systems.   [Cornell]


This page was developed by:

cec2@axe.humboldt.edu

Last Updated: March 11, 1997
 Return to Chamberlin's Home Page