Miller, I. Miller, M. John, E. Freund 's Mathematical, Applications th, Ed Pearson, Prentice-Hall Spiegel, M. R. Srinivasan, J. J. Schaum 's
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Overview Aims & Objectives Probability I introduces students to some basic ideas in probability and applications in economics Transferable Skills Learning Outcomes On completion of Probability I, students will be provided with a foundation framework for inferential statistics, studied in Statistics I Students will be familiar with: The basic tools required to develop and understand Probability ideas and problems Conditional probability Some examples of how the probabilistic framework is relevant for economics and finance Assessment Probability 1 is examined by means of a 1.5-hour University Closed examination in the Spring Term.