EE3607B/GEAI1343B Probability Theory

It is highly advised that you acquire a copy of the required textbook for the class. Class notes are generally available from the class web site 1-2 days before the scheduled session of each lecture. Supplementary reading materials will also be posted to the class web site.

You are expected to attend every lecture session. If you do happen to miss a session, you are responsible for finding out what material was covered and if any administrative announcements were made.

Under normal circumstances, all assignments are submitted at the beginning of a lecture session held on the respective due dates. Under normal circumstances, no extension will be granted. No late assignments will be accepted for credit.

There will be no make-up midterm and final examinations. If a student misses his/her final examination, it would be resolved according to the regulation mandated by the Office of Academic Affairs.

All of your work submitted for credit must be done on your own. Work or ideas developed by someone else or generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools must be properly cited in your coursework, or it is considered plagiarism. When scholastic dishonesty is suspected, the case will be reported to the University Disciplinary Committee. Strict adherence to this Academic Integrity Policy is expected.