Applied Probability

Paul Pfeiffer, "Applied Probability"
Paul Pfeiffer | 2009 | ISBN: N/A | 634 pages | PDF | 5 MB

Paul Pfeiffer's Applied Probability is a collection for college students versed in basic calculus and looking to learn about the practical aspects of probability. The course guides readers through important probability concepts such as distributions, random variables and functions, variance, and more, using problem sets and guided MATLAB examples.
Paul E. Pfeiffer Paul Pfeiffer retired from full-time teaching in 1998 after a career that spanned more than 50 years. Pfeiffer has taught in both the Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computational and Applied Mathematics Departments at Rice University. His primary career emphasis has been on teaching and course development. He has written several textbooks based on the courses he taught, which incorporated advanced materials, some of which were previously available only in research publications. Pfeiffer lives in Houston, Texas, with his wife, Ruth.
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