David Rios

I learned so much about probability concepts, and the advanced math behind probability functions.

Biweekly homeworks, 2 midterms and a final. Curving is generous

I did not really learn much in this course.

did not learn that much in this class. almost waste of time.

Nice and funny professor, though I don't know if one could take this class without prior experience with statistics. He's very chill (maybe too chill) and I don't think anyone would have a problem with him. That being said, if the concepts are new, I'd expect outside reading in addition to his notes to learn more. He also made sure not to talk too fast. He also liked to show us his dogs via Zoom video, Zoom backgrounds, and problem questions.

Stuff that I learned in Stats Based Calc but much harder

As a person, he's very nice but as a lecturer, he's very disorganized. There's a decent chunk of content in his homework that is not covered in the lecture and he'll take a while to post the notes we need to solve it. Even then, the notes don't do enough to cover the content we need to actually complete the work. His curving is fair but I don't think you'll walk away with the class satisfied that you've learned the fundamentals of probability theory in sufficient detail.

I did not learn a lot from my professor unfortunately. Instead of teaching us the material, he would just write a lot of statistics on the board and then expect us to know what he had just written without saying anything to accompany his writing. I had to learn most of the material online, from khan academy, and from the textbook.

A lot of reviews from my previous classes, including regressions, hypothesis testing, ANOVA test, etc.

How to behave when dealing with statistical analysis.