umiami blackboard 151

What is Blackboard Learn course site?

Blackboard Learn, available at courses.miami.edu is the University of Miami's Learning Mangement System. In short, it is the quickest and easiest way to create dynamic websites for your course. Why should you use Blackboard Learn …

What are the requirements for MTH 151?

Welcome to BIL 151. General Biology Laboratory provides students with. a rigorous laboratory experience designed to. improve critical thinking and experimental design skills. x Attendance at your laboratory session is mandatory! Printable BIL 151 Syllabus.

How do I contact Umit for technical support?

Laboratory Manual for BIL 151. All blue links are required reading or viewing. Your quizzes may be based on any reading material assigned here or by your instructor. Session 1 - Week of August 30. Session 2 - Week of September 13. Session 3 - Week of September 20. Session 4 - Week of September 27. Session 5 - Week of October 4.

What is Blackboard Collaborate?

The University of Miami has licensed Blackboard Collaborate (Classic and Ultra editions) as its suported videoconferencing solution. Blackboard Ultra is the new version of Blackboard Classic, with an updated interface and ability to lauch a session without downloading a launcher.

Integration with Blackboard Learn

Blackboard Collaborate Classic and Ultra are accessible via a Blackboard Learn course or organization, through a tool link.

What are the topics covered in the e-markets?

Topics to be covered: fundamentals of electronic markets and the limit order book, microstructure of financial markets, empirical properties of returns and market activity, introduction to stochastic optimal control and stopping, optimal execution with continuous trading, optimal execution with limit/market orders, pairs-trading and statistical arbitrage, market making, and order imbalance.

What is exploratory data analysis?

Exploratory data analysis. Designing parametric models and assessing their uncertainty. Techniques for resampling. Using multivariate distributions to model financial data; families of copulas. Analyzing time series, including ARIMA and GARCH models.

What is statistical inference?

Statistical inference about one or two populations from interval, ordinal and categorical data; analysis of variance; simple and multiple linear regression; designing research studies.#N#Prerequisite: MTH 210 and MTH 224.#N#Components: LEC.#N#Grading: GRD.#N#Typically Offered: Fall.

What is stochastic calculus?

Stochastic calculus developing the basic probabilistic techniques necessary to study analytic models of financial markets. Brownian motion and the stochastic integral, stochastic differential equations, the Black-Scholes formula, Girsanov's theorem and applications to option pricing.

What are algebraic operations?

Algebraic operations; equations and inequalities; complex numbers; functions and their graphs; polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions; inverse functions; systems of non-linear equations.

What is the first semester of a two semester sequence?

First semester of a two semester sequence: General measure theory , Lebesgue measure and integration, Lp spaces, Fourier series in one and many variables, Fourier transforms, distributions, Sobolev spaces, applications to partial differential equations.