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Hi, everyone.
You are receiving this message because you are either enrolled or on the
waiting list for ECS 132, Spring 2023.
As noted in the course FAQs, this IS a math course, and the math prereqs
are vital. One of those prereqs is linear algebra, and I have a review
for you at
https://github.com/matloff/fastLinearAlgebra
Lessons 1-5 is all you will need for this class.
Note that as mentioned yesterday, one of the goals of Quiz 0, which will
essentially be a take-home exam due the second week of class, will be to
make sure you're ready to USE linear algebra in probability/statistical
contexts.
I'm enclosing yesterday's message below.
Norm
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1. If you have not already done so, please make sure to read the FAQs
for the course,
https://github.com/ucdavis/ecs132/blob/master/FAQs.md
If you have already read it, please note that I added an item about
reading at the end, and that I have clarified the math link a bit.
2. As explained in the FAQs, we will have weekly quizzes, in-class,
using the OMSI tool. However, THE FIRST QUIZ, Quiz 0, will essentially
be take-home. Note the following:
a. The purpose of Quiz 0 will be to get you used to OMSI, get up to
speed on the R language, and review linear algebra. See the FAQs for
the link to the R tutorial (easy, designed for non-CS people). I am
also preparing a linear algebra tutorial, to be announced soon, but
unlike the R case, this is intended as review, not new material.
b. Quiz 0 will be posted sometime in the next couple of days, to give
you a chance to get a head start on the course if you wish. It will be
due sometime in Week 2 of Spring. We will start running the OMSI server
in Week 1.
3. Our textbook will be a subset of the PDF file at
https://heather.cs.ucdavis.edu/~matloff/132/ProbStatBook.pdf
We will cover about 60-70% of that material. I will post the exact
trimmed version of this file in the next few days.
Looking forward to working with you.
Norm Matloff