Graduate Studies
This page is a personal learning record rather than an official transcript. I keep it because these courses, independent studies, and teaching experiences mark the path that helped me grow into a statistics researcher and educator.
At Stony Brook University, I earned an M.S. in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and advanced graduate certificates in Operations Research and Data & Computational Science. I am now a Ph.D. candidate in Applied Mathematics and Statistics on the Statistics Track.
Course descriptions and learning outcomes are retained as part of this personal record, with minor corrections to grammar, spelling, and notation.
Formal graduate coursework
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
- AMS 500: Responsible Conduct of Research and Scholarship
- AMS 507: Introduction to Probability
- AMS 510: Analytical Methods for Applied Mathematics and Statistics
- AMS 540: Linear Programming
- AMS 550: Stochastic Models
- AMS 553/CSE 529: Simulation and Modeling
- AMS 556: Dynamic Programming
- AMS 557: Fundamentals of Reinforcement Learning — formerly AMS 691: Topics in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
- AMS 569: Probability Theory
- AMS 570: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
- AMS 571: Mathematical Statistics
- AMS 572: Data Analysis
- AMS 573: Categorical Data Analysis
- AMS 578: Regression Theory
- AMS 580: Statistical Learning
- AMS 582: Design and Analysis of Experiments
- AMS 586: Time Series
- AMS 595: Fundamentals of Computing
- AMS 597: Statistical Computing
- AMS 598: Big Data Analysis
Computer science
Economics
Science communication
Research and teaching registrations
My instructor and teaching assistant record is summarized on the Teaching & Mentoring page.
Independent study
These subjects were explored independently rather than completed as formal registered courses:
- AMS 587: Nonparametric Statistics
- AMS 588: Failure and Survival Data Analysis
- ECO 604/AMS 552: Game Theory I
- ECO 605/AMS 555: Game Theory II
- STAT 6520: Applied Statistical Analysis with Missing Data
Topics for future study
These pages record subjects and references that I hope to study more deeply. They are not completed-course claims: