Old Announcements

Lecture 37 Recording

Prof Geske here. I recorded today's lecture, Lecture 37. You can view it here.

sent: Wed Apr 29

Lecture 36 Recording

Prof Geske here. I recorded today's lecture, Lecture 36. You can view it here.

sent: Mon Apr 27

Lecture 35 Recording

Prof Geske here. I recorded today's lecture, Lecture 35. You can view it here.

sent: Fri Apr 24

Lecture 34 Recording

Prof Geske here. I recorded today's lecture, Lecture 34. You can view it here.

sent: Wed Apr 22

Lecture 33 Recording

Prof Geske here. I recorded today's lecture, Lecture 33. You can view it here.

sent: Fri Apr 17

Optional Video: CLT Proof

Prof Geske here. In lecture, I indicated that I would provide an optional video proving the central limit theorem. Click here to access it. The video is optional, because you will never be asked to reconstruct the proof. Nonetheless, I felt it would be a disservice to completely exclude the proof from the course.

sent: Fri Apr 10

Reminder: Watch Lecture 28 Wrapup Recordings

Prof Geske here. This is a reminder to please view the Lecture 28 Wrapup recordings before tomorrow's lecture.

sent: Tue Apr 07

Lecture 28 Wrapup Recordings

Prof Geske here. In lecture, I indicated that the remaining sections of Lecture 28 would be taught through posted recordings, as a substitute for our lack of a lecture due to Retake AB. Well here they are! Please click the link and watch the videos before attending the lecture following Retake AB.

sent: Sat Apr 04

Recorded Lecture 23

Prof Geske here. I indicated that I would record Lecture 23 and so here it is.

sent: Fri Mar 13

Completed Lecture 20 Notes

Prof Geske here. In class, I skipped steps of the triple integral from Example 2c, and told you I would post the skipped steps. Here they are as part of the full completed notes for Lecture 20.

sent: Fri Mar 06

Reminder: Watch Lecture 18 Wrapup Recordings

Prof Geske here. This is a reminder to please view the Lecture 18 Wrapup recordings before tomorrow's lecture.

sent: Tue Mar 03

Covariance

Prof Geske here! I had originally intended covariance to only be introduced during discussion section. But, in case you missed it, and because it is important for the midterm, I figured it would be better if I gave you a rundown of the concept, and worked through Q6e from Homework 4 for you. You can find a video on ☞ covariance in which I do so, by clicking the link.

sent: Fri Feb 13

Welcome!

Welcome! This is your Math 407 instructor Prof Geske! I would like you to kindly do the following prior to your first lecture.

• Access the course webpage and read through it. Almost all of the course content, including the syllabus, is found at this webpage. I will not discuss the syllabus in great detail during lecture, but will be happy to answer questions about it, so do read thorough it first.
• Verify that you do not have any conflicts with the assigned exam dates. Email me immediately if you do!
• Only if you require testing accomodations: initiate your registration with OSAS.
• Access the Lecture 1 handout in the Daily Schedule on the course webpage. I will print a copy for you for the first lecture, however you may also prepare it on your own notetaking device.
• Access Brightspace and find our course page. Click the Gradescope tab and sign up. Gradescope is how you will submit your homework for grading. Besides this instance, we will use Brightspace very rarely.
• You should also have received an announcement on Brightspace detailing the Course ID and Course Key for our MyOpenMath course. Please sign up.

sent: Fri Jan 9