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Problem Set #7 has been released! It is due next Friday (March 14th). In this pset, you'll implement logistic regression from scratch and apply machine learning methods to real world datasets. Hope you enjoy.
Problem Set #6 has been released! Practice applying bootstrapping across different contexts, taking expectation to the next level, and more.
One of the joys of probability+programming is the ability to make something totally of your own creation. In CS109 this quarter we are hosting a Challenge where you can make anything you like using the concepts and tools we learn in class. See the Challenge handout for more details.
Problem Set #5 has been released! Dive deeper into probabilistic models and explore the beauty of the Beta distribution and Central Limit Theorem.
We will be holding a midterm review session after class this Wednesday, Feb 5th! It will run from 5 - 6:30 pm in Hewlett 201. We will record the session and share the recording, slides, and more through Ed. Come with questions!
We've also released up-to-date info on the Midterm page of the course website. Check out where you should go for your exam, how many pages of notes you can bring, and past midterms to practice with.
Problem Set #4 has been released. Practice inference and work deeper with continuous random variables.
Problem Set #3 has been released! It features the discrete random variables we've learned in class -- you'll analyze a bloom filter (a probabilistic datastructure), tell the difference between true randomness and a human faking it, and make your own art!
Problem Set #2 has been released! It is due on Friday, Jan 24th at 10:00pm Pacific. Practice working with conditional probability, independence, and Bayes' Theorem.
Sign up for section using the Section Sign up Form before Sunday Jan 12th and noon. Suggest songs for the class playlist (also by noon on Sunday).
Problem Set #1 has been released! It is due on Wed, Jan 15 at 10:00pm Pacific.
Welcome to CS109! We are looking forward to an uplifting and exciting quarter. Class starts Monday, Jan 6th at 3pm PT in Nvidia Auditorium. See you there 🌱.
The Syllabus page has details on course logistics. Read our FAQ for more information. The Honor Code handout describes how the Honor Code applies in the context of the work you will do in CS109. The Schedule page has a list of all topics that we will cover in CS109, and will have links to lecture materials and concept checks. The Office Hours page has contact information for the teaching team. Office Hours will be listed on this calendar and start on Wednesday, Sept 25th. Section enrollment details will be released on the first day of class; you do not need to enroll via Axess
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