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Students are expected to bring their calculator and all relevant course material, such as class notes, handouts, and/or textbook, with them to office hours. If you don’t have said materials with you, I may send you to retrieve them before answering your questions.  \nWhy? The class notes are carefully developed to give you the tools you need to be successful. Learning to use these tools during office hours will help you become a self-sufficient learner, which is an attractive quality to employers.  \n\n| | | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\n\n| Course Description and Info | Course Requirements | Policies |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Course Number and Title Faculty and Contact Info Office Hours and Office Location Course Meeting Days and Time Prerequisites\u003Cbr>Course Description and Flag Info Course Objectives\u003Cbr>Learning Outcomes\u003Cbr>Course Delivery Mode\u003Cbr>How to Succeed in This Course | Required Materials – Textbook, Calculators, Technology, Canvas, Tables, Other, Exam STAM Info\u003Cbr>Assignments-Homework, Quizzes, Classwork & Participation, Exams, Final\u003Cbr>Grade Distribution and Likely Exam\u003Cbr>Dates Grade Ranges Course Calendar | Grading Policies – Late Work, MakeUp Work, Extra Credit, Exam Corrections, Final Exemption, Emergency Grading, Rounding\u003Cbr>Sharing Course Materials\u003Cbr>UT Student Honor Code Academic Dishonesty Professionalism and Respect UT Policies and Student Services Changes |\n\nCourse Meeting Days and Time: T/Th 11:00am-12:15pm  \nPrerequisites: M 362K (Probability) with a grade of ‘C-’ or better, and at least one of M 358K (Applied Statistics) or M 378K (Mathematical Statistics) with a grade of ‘C-’ or better.  \n\n| Course Description and Flag Info\u003Cbr>Introductory actuarial models for short-term insurance. 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