Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Haryana, Electronics and Communication engineering Semester 2, MATHEMATICS 2 Syllabus

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Unit - 1 Basic Probability

UNIT1

Basic Probability

1.1. Probability spaces Conditional probability Independence

1.2. Discrete random variables Independent random variables

1.3. The multinomial distribution

1.4. Poisson approximation to the binomial distribution

1.5. Infinite sequence of Bernoulli trials

1.6. Sums of independent random variables

1.7. Expectations of discrete random variables

1.8. Moments Variance of sum Correlation coefficients

1.9. Chebyshev’s inequality

Unit - 2 Continuous probability and Bivariate Distributions

UNIT2

Distributions

2.1. Continuous random variables and their properties

2.2. Distribution functions and densities

2.3. Normal exponential and gamma densities

2.4. Bivariate distributions and their properties

2.5. Distribution of sums and quotients

2.6. Conditional densities Bayes’s rule

Unit - 3 Basic & Applied Statistics

UNIT3

Basic statistics

3.1. Measures of central tendency

3.2. Moments skewness and kurtosis

3.3. Probability distributions Binomial Poisson and normal Evaluation of statistical parameters

3.4. Correlation and regression Rank correlation

3.6. Curve fitting by the method of least square Fitting of straight lines

3.6. Second degree parabolas and more general curves

Unit - 4 Applied Statistics & Small Samples

UNIT4

Applied statistics Module5 contd.

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