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Bungee jumping isn't a normal topic in school, but it was a major focus in Mr. Smith's Probability and Statistics class from Nov. 11-12, 2024. His students used scatter plots and regression models to approximate the appropriate length of a bungee cord made out of rubber bands. The goal was to help dolls attached to the bungee cords reach a target height during a jump from the track level of the Fieldhouse.
Some groups miscalculated and hit the gym floor, while others nailed the perfect distance. Regardless of the outcome, it was a fun and informative activity!
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Bungee jumping isn't a normal topic in school, but it was a major focus in Mr. Smith's Probability and Statistics class from Nov. 11-12, 2024. His students used scatter plots and regression models to approximate the appropriate length of a bungee cord made out of rubber bands. The goal was to help dolls attached to the bungee cords reach a target height during a jump from the track level of the Fieldhouse.
Some groups miscalculated and hit the gym floor, while others nailed the perfect distance. Regardless of the outcome, it was a fun and informative activity!
It's all a matter of perspective...
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Remember...if you must drink and drive, drink high quality Czec or German bier (just kidding, don't drink & drive at all...).
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Statistics and Probability Alumni Networking (SPAN) Day The Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the College of Arts and Science are pleased to welcome back to campus three of its distinguished graduate alumni in the fields of probability and statistics: Professor Haijun Li, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Washington State University and Associate Director of the WSU Data Analytics Initiative Professor Xikui Wang, Associate Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Manitoba Professor Yiqiang Zhao, Associate Dean (Research and Graduate Studies), Faculty of Science and Professor of School of Mathematics and Statistics, Carleton University They are returning to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the start of their U of S graduate programs (September 1986) and to help us all celebrate the 100th anniversary of the U of S Alumni Association. As part of these celebrations, we are hosting a Statistics and Probability Alumni Networking (SPAN) Day on Saturday November 5, 2016. The distinguished visitors and their former graduate supervisors will give research talks and there will be an opportunity for current students and faculty to interact with the visitors. In particular, the day will end with a panel discussion on the theme: "How to turn your degree from a small graduate program into a big success."
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Combination of 5 images at different exposures using statistics in Photoshop CS5.
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Bungee jumping isn't a normal topic in school, but it was a major focus in Mr. Smith's Probability and Statistics class from Nov. 11-12, 2024. His students used scatter plots and regression models to approximate the appropriate length of a bungee cord made out of rubber bands. The goal was to help dolls attached to the bungee cords reach a target height during a jump from the track level of the Fieldhouse.
Some groups miscalculated and hit the gym floor, while others nailed the perfect distance. Regardless of the outcome, it was a fun and informative activity!