An intuitive, yet precise introduction to the theory of probabilities and probability models used in theoretical sciences, engineering, economics, and related fields.

Book Features:

Develops the basic concepts of probabilities, random variables, stochastic processes, laws of large numbers, and the central limit theorem.
Includes two chapters on inferential statistics, allowing the book to be used in both statistics and probability courses.
Presents the theory with numerous examples.
Provides many theoretical problems that expand the basic coverage of the material and strengthen the mathematical foundation of the book (their solutions are included in the text).
Offers many exercises that enhance the understanding of the core material (their solutions are published on the course website).
Supplemented by many unsolved exercises and additional supporting material for the class, which is published on the book's website.
Developed through extensive classroom use and experience.