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Stat 479: Loss Models
Meets: Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 to 4:15
University 003
Instructor: Jeff Beckley
Office: 818 Mathematics Building Phone 317-698-8543
E-mail: jbeckley@purdue.edu
Web
Office Hours:
Tuesday Noon to 1:30
Thursday Noon to 1:30
or by appointment
General Information
The course will cover the learning objectives for a portion of the Society of Actuaries Examination C and the Casualty Actuarial Society Examination 4. The Course will not cover Credibility.
Textbook: Loss Models: From Data to Decisions (Fourth Edition)
By Klugman, Panjer, and Wilmont
Published by Wiley
Calculators
The only calculators permitted for this class will be those permitted to be used on the Society of Actuaries examinations in the Spring 2014. The Society of Actuaries website states: “Candidates may ONLY use the battery or solar–powered Texas Instruments BA–35 model calculator, the BA II Plus*, the BA II Plus Professional*, the TI–30Xa or TI–30X II* (IIS solar or IIB battery), or TI-30XB MultiView (XS Solar or XB Battery). Candidates may use more than one of the approved calculators during an examination.” Use of any other calculator on a test or quiz will result in a zero on that test or quiz.
The class website has instructions from the Society of Actuaries website for either calculator that you choose.
Please bring your calculator to each class.
Procedures
Evaluation will be based on a combination of tests, quizzes, and homework.
There will be 7 quizzes during the semester. Quizzes will be announced. The lowest quiz grade will be disregarded.
There will be 2 tests of an hour and 15 minutes each and a two hour final.
All tests and quizzes will be closed book and closed notes. You will be able to use the SoA ‘cheat sheet.’ Calculators are allowed. Quizzes cannot be made up under any circumstances. There will be no makeup exams except in extreme circumstances and then only with a prior arrangement with the instructor.
Final grades will be based on the following weights:
|Calculators |1% |
|Tables |1% |
|Homework |5% |
|Quizzes |18% |
|Test 1 |25% |
|Test 2 |25% |
|Final |25% |
|Total |100% |
Homework: Homework is due at the beginning of class. No homework will be accepted past the due date, but your lowest two homework scores will be dropped.
For homework, quizzes and the tests, answers are expected to include all the work necessary to do the problem.
Grades
Grades will be on a plus/minus scale as follows:
|Score |Grade |
|99.5% and above |A+ |
|94-99.4 |A |
|90-93.9 |A- |
|87-89.9 |B+ |
|83-86.9 |B |
|80-82.9 |B- |
|77-79.9 |C+ |
|73-76.9 |C |
|70-72.9 |C- |
|67-69.9 |D+ |
|63-66.9 |D |
|60-62.9 |D- |
|59.9 and below |F |
Academic Dishonesty (Cheating)
• Academic Dishonesty will not be tolerated!
• Copying someone else’s HW is Academic Dishonesty! Giving your homework to someone else who copies it is Academic Dishonesty!
• If you cheat on HW or Quiz, penalty is a zero on the homework or Quiz and 5% of the total score for the class.
• If you cheat on a Test, you will receive a failing grade in this class.
Academic Adjustments
Students who have been certified by the Office of the Dean of Students -- Adaptive Programs as eligible for academic adjustments should notify the instructor as soon as possible. Only students who have been certified by the ODOS-Adaptive Programs and who have requested ODOS to send their certification letters to their instructors are eligible for academic adjustments.
Course Outline
April 29, 2014
At this time, this outline is a work in progress and will be updated as necessary. The reading is to be done by the date listed and the homework is to be turned in on the date listed. For example, prior to class on January 21, you are to read Chapter 3.1 in the book and you will turn in the Homework (1-8) listed on the 21st.
The Homework for the class will consist of the problems posted on the website.
|Date |Reading |Problems |
|1/14 |Introduction | |
|1/16 |Chapters 1-2 | |
|1/21 |Chapter 3.1 |1-8 |
|1/23 |Chapter 3.2,3.3, 3.4, 3.5 |No Homework |
|1/28 |Chapter 4 and 5.1-5.4 |9-20 |
|1/30 |Chapter 6.1-6.6, Quiz | |
|2/4 |Chapter 8.1-8.2 |21-29 |
|2/6 |Chapter 8.3-8.5 |30-43 |
|2/11 |Chapter 9.1-9.3, Quiz |44-54 |
|2/13 |Chapter 9.3 |55-64 |
|2/18 |Test | |
|2/20 |Chapter 9.4-9.5 | |
|2/25 |Chapter 9.6-9.7 |65-77, 79-82 |
|2/27 |Chapter 9.8 |78, 83-90 |
|3/4 |Chapter 10 |NO HOMEWORK – Enjoy the snow!! |
|3/6 |Chapter 11, Quiz |91-96 |
|3/11 |Chapter 12.1 |No Homework – Enjoy the Sunshine |
|3/13 |Chapter 12.2, Quiz |97-99 |
|3/18 |Spring Break | |
|3/20 |Spring Break | |
|3/25 |Chapter 12.3 | |
|3/27 |Study Note, 13.1 |100-107 |
|4/1 |Test |108-113 |
|4/3 |Chapter13.2 | |
|4/8 |Chapter 13.3-13.4 |114-123 |
|4/10 |Chapter 14.1-14.4, 14.6, Quiz |124-134 |
|4/15 |Chapter 16.1-16.3 |135-138 |
|4/17 |Quiz |139-145 |
|4/22 |Chapter 16.4-16.5 |No Homework |
|4/24 |Chapter 20.1, 20.3, Quiz |146-150 |
|4/29 |Chapter 20.4 |151-158 |
|5/1 | | |
| |Final |Friday 8:00am to 10:00am LWSN B151 |
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