Professor Henry "Hank" Krieger

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	Teaching & Courses The best way to learn a subject is to teach it. Here is a list of specific courses I've taught and enjoy teaching along with a set of links to what I'm currently teaching. Last Year: Math 156, Stochastic Processes - Fall 2008 Review of Definitions for Probability Discrete Random Variables Non-negative Integer Valued Random Variables Some Important Results from Analysis Conditional Probabilities and Expectations as Random Variables How to Recognize a Markov Chain The Borel-Cantelli Lemmas Types of Convergence The Probability Transform and Simulation Exercises on Distribution and Percentile Functions Martingales More Properties of Generating Functions Converses to the Strong Law of Large Numbers Computing a Stationary Distribution Exponential Random Variables and Explosions Verifying the Markov Property in Continuous Time Joint Normal Random Variables Construction of Brownian Motion Current: Math 331, Graduate Analysis - Fall 2009 Courses Taught: · Single-variable and Multi-variable Calculus. · Linear and Abstract Algebra. · Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations. · Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes. · Mathematical Statistics. · Real and Complex Analysis. · Deterministic and Stochastic Operations Research. Teaching Interests: Calculus Linear Algebra Analysis Probability Stochastic Processes Best viewed in: IE 5.5+ 1024x768 32bit colors

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