1MS321, Uppsala universitet
Probability and Statistics DV
10 modules to a pass.
Start freeThe first module is free
Taught in spring 2027 according to the university.
What usually comes up on the exam
- Discrete random variables6pts
- Estimation5pts
- Confidence intervals4pts
- Important distributions4pts
- Poisson distribution and Poisson process4pts
- Markov chains: long-run behaviour3pts
- Conditional probability3pts
- Markov chains: matrix and diagram3pts
- The central limit theorem2pts
- Simulation with the inverse transform method2pts
- Waiting times and equilibrium2pts
- Continuous random variables1pts
- Linear regression1pts
- Pass mark
- 18 of 40 points
- Study to a pass
- 11–42 hours
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Common questions about 1MS321
What does it take to pass 1MS321?
The pass mark is 18 of 40 points on the exam.
What usually gives the most points on the 1MS321 exam?
Most points usually come from Discrete random variables (6 pts), Estimation (5 pts), and Confidence intervals (4 pts).
Are there past exams for 1MS321?
Yes. 7 previous exams lie behind the course. The exams are not published here, but every kind of question that usually comes up is there to practise.
How long does it take to study for a pass in 1MS321?
From zero it takes about 11–42 hours to a pass.
Does it cost anything?
The first module is free, no card needed. The whole course is included in StudyHub Plus for 99 kr/month, with no lock-in.