Presented by: Bill Mandella, Mathematical Sciences
Fridays: March 4, 11, 18, 25 at 8pm
Sunday: March 13 at 2pm
Sunday: March 13 at 2pm
Probability is an often-over-looked but essential part of our everyday lives. But let’s face it – we humans generally have pretty bad intuition when it comes to probability. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t have some fun learning about it! An effective way to improve our understanding of probability is through “game playing.” In this talk, we will explore many important probability concepts that naturally emerge in the process of determining the “fairness” of a game. Take a chance and join us.
Free and open to the public!
The UWM Physics Building, Room 137, is located at 1900 E. Kenwood Blvd. – the corner of Kenwood and N. Cramer St.).
Science Bag is supported by the College of Letters and Science and the Halbert and Alice Kadish Fund in the UWM Foundation.
UWM Science Bag Director, Dr. Norman Lasca, 414-229-4561 or nplasca@uwm.edu
For more information: UWM Science Bag Assistant, Lorilei Flores, 414-229-4561 or llflores@uwm.edu.
For more information: UWM Science Bag Assistant, Lorilei Flores, 414-229-4561 or llflores@uwm.edu.