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               SIT2006   NON-PARAMETRIC STATISTICS                           SIT3002   INTRODUCTION   TO   MULTIVARIATE
                                                                        ANALYSIS
               Statistical  hypotheses,  binomial  test,  runs  test,  sign  test,
               contingency tables, median test, chi-square Goodness of Fit   The use/application of multivariate analysis. Managing and
               test, median test, some methods based on ranks.   handling multivariate  data.  Matrix  theory.  Random  vectors
                                                               and  matrices.  Multivariate  normal  distribution.  Wishart
               Assessment:                                     distribution and Hotellings distribution. Selected topics from
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                graphical methods, regression analysis, correlation, principal
               Final Examination:           60%                components,  factor  analysis,  discriminant  analysis  and
                                                               clustering methods.
               Medium of Instruction:
               English                                         Assessment:
                                                               Continuous Assessment:       40%
               Soft Skills:                                    Final Examination:           60%
               CS2, CTPS2, EM2
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               References:                                     English
               1.   W. W. Daniel. (1990). Applied nonparametric statistics
                    nd
                   (2  ed.). PWS-Kent.                         Soft Skills:
               2.   J.  D.Gibbons.  (1985).  Nonparametric  methods  for   CS2, CTPS3
                   quantitative  analysis.  Columbus:  American  Science
                   Press.                                      References:
               3.   W.  J.  Conover.  (1980).  Practical  nonparametric   1.   Johnson,  K.  A.,  &  Wichern,  D.  W.  (2002).  Applied
                                                                                   th
                   statistics. Wiley.                              multivariate analysis (5  ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ:
               4.     M.  Kraska-Miller.  (2014).  Nonparametric  statistics  for   Prentice-Hall International.
                   social  and  behavioral sciences. CRC  Press  Taylor  &   2.   Chatfield, C., & Collins, A. J. (1980). An introduction to
                   Francis Group.                                  multivariate analysis. Chapman & Hall.
                                                               3.   Anderson, T. A. (1984), An introduction to multivariate
                                                                                  nd
                                                                   statistical analysis (2  ed.). New York: John Wiley.
               SIT3001   INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY THEORY
                                                               SIT3003   COMPUTER  INTENSIVE  METHODS  IN
               An introduction to concepts and fundamentals of measure   STATISTICS
               theory  essential  for  a  rigorous  approach  to  the  basics  of
               probability.                                    Computer  generation  of  uniform  and  non-uniform  random
                                                               variables. Monte Carlo evaluation of integrals. Bootstrap and
               Sequences and series of functions and sets, convergence,   jackknife   methods.   Variance   reduction   techniques.
               limit infimum and limit supremum.               Expectation-Maximization  algorithm.  Markov  Chain  Monte
                                                               Carlo methods.
               Rings  and  algebras  of  sets,  construction  of  a  measure.
               Measurable  functions  and  their  properties,  Egorov's   Assessment:
               theorem,  convergence  in  measure.  Lebesgue  integral,  its   Continuous Assessment:      40%
               elementary  properties,  integral  and  sequences,  Fubini   Final Examination:        60%
               theorem.
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               Probability  space  and  measure.  Random  variables.   English
               Independence.  Sums  of  random  variables.  Borel-Cantelli
               Lemma.  Convergence  in  distribution,  in  probability  and   Soft Skills:
               almost surely; Weak and Strong Laws of Large Numbers,   CS3, CTPS3
               Central  Limit  Theorem.  Law  of  Iterated  Logarithm.
               Generating  functions:  characteristic  functions,  moment   References:
               generating functions.                            1.   Ross,  S.  M.  (2002).  Simulation  (3   ed.).  Academic
                                                                                             rd
                                                                   Press.
               Assessment:                                      2.   Roberts,  C.P.,  &  Casella,  G.  (1999).  Monte  Carlo
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                    statistical methods. Springer.
               Final Examination:           60%                 3.   Dagpunar,  J. S.  (2007). Simulation  and Monte  Carlo.
                                                                   Wiley.
               Medium of Instruction:                           4.   Gentle, J. E., Härdle, W. K., & Mori, Y. (2012) Handbook
               English                                             of  computational  statistics:  Concepts  and  Methods.
                                                                   Springer.
               Soft Skills:
               CS3, CTPS3
                                                               SIT3004   APPLIED STOCHASTIC PROCESSES
               References:
                                                     rd
               1.   Billingsley, P. (1995). Probability and measure (3  ed.).   Time  reversible  Markov  chains.  Poisson  processes.
                   New York: John Wiley.                       Continuous-time  Markov  chains  and  birth  and  death
               2.   Durrett,  R.  (2010).  Probability:  Theory  and  examples   processes.  Brownian  motion.  Application  to  real-world
                    th
                   (4  ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.   phenomena, such as in finance.
               3.   Rosenthal,  J.  S.  (2006).  A  first  look  at  rigorous
                                 nd
                   probability theory (2  ed.). Singapore: World Scientific   Assessment:
                   Publishing Company.                         Continuous Assessment:       40%
               4.   Wade, W. (2017). An introduction to analysis. (4  ed.).   Final Examination:        60%
                                                     th
                   England: Pearson.
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
                                                               English

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