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Probability Theory

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1

Sample Spaces, Axioms and Counting

Modelling a random experiment with a sample space and computing probabilities of events from the axioms and combinatorics. · 7 steps

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2

Conditional Probability, Bayes and Independence

Updating probabilities by conditioning and recognising when events are (mutually) independent. · 7 steps

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3

Discrete Random Variables and Standard Models

Probability mass functions and the standard discrete families used to model counts and waiting times. · 7 steps

4

Continuous Random Variables and Densities

Describing continuous randomness by density and distribution functions and the main continuous families. · 7 steps

5

Transformations of a Single Random Variable

Finding the distribution of a function of a random variable via the distribution-function and change-of-variables methods. · 7 steps

6

Joint Distributions and Independence of Random Variables

Joint, marginal and conditional distributions for pairs and vectors of random variables. · 7 steps

7

Sums, Convolutions and Bivariate Transformations

Deriving the distribution of sums, quotients and other functions of two or more random variables. · 7 steps

8

Expectation, Covariance and Correlation

Linearity of expectation and second-moment structure for collections of random variables. · 7 steps

9

Conditional Expectation and Variance

Conditioning as a computational tool through the tower rule and the variance decomposition. · 7 steps

10

Generating Functions and Moments

Moment and probability generating functions as tools for moments, sums and distribution identification. · 7 steps

11

Inequalities, Laws of Large Numbers and the Central Limit Theorem

Asymptotic behaviour of averages and sums of independent random variables. · 7 steps

12

Exam Synthesis: Multi-Step Problems and Strategy

Selecting and chaining the right tools under exam conditions on mixed, multi-part problems. · 7 steps

Practice

Mixed retrieval practice across everything you've been taught, weighted to the topics worth the most marks and scheduled so it comes back before you forget.

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Mock exam

The real paper structure, timed, marked to this course's own scheme — with your marks, your pacing per exercise, and where the marks went.

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