| Course Title: |
Mathematical Statistics II |
| Course Number: |
STAT 701 - Section 0101 |
| Credit Hours: |
3 |
| Reference Books: |
[1] Mathematical Statistics, Basic Ideas and Selected Topics,
Volume I |
| By P.J. Bickel and
K.A. Doksum (2nd Edition, 2015) |
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[2] Introduction to Mathematical Statistics, |
| By
Hogg, McKean and Craig,
(7th Edition, 2013) |
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[3] Approximation Theorems of Mathematical Statistics, |
| By
R.J. Serfling (1980) |
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[4] Statistical Inference,
By G. Casella and R.L. Berger (1990)
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| Course WebPage: |
http://www.math.umd.edu/~jjren/STAT701
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| Prerequisite: |
STAT 700 or equivalent |
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| Limited formula sheets are allowed during tests. The formula sheets must be
self-made and can only contain definitions, theorems and formulas. |
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| Self-made formula sheet means that it must be handwritten or self-typed with font size not smaller than 12,
and no photocopy or snap-shot of any part of any book or any hand-written/internet materials is
allowed. |
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| No specific examples or H.W./Test problems or any proofs/derivations are allowed on
the formula sheets! |
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| University of Maryland CODE OF ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
states any of the following acts, when committed by a student, shall constitute academic
dishonesty: |
| (a) CHEATING: Fraud, deceit, or misconduct in any academic course, exercise, or research in an
attempt to gain an unfair advantage and/or using or attempting to use unauthorized materials, information, or
study aids in any academic course, exercise or research, including qualifying and other graduate Student
examinations. |
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| Students who fail to follow the Formula Sheet Policy are considered
violating the University Code of Academic Integrity. |
