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AIT 2026 — AI Intensive Summer School

UUU

Course structure

 Chapter 3. Elements of combinatorics and probability theory
  • §16. Set and its elements
  • §16. Set and its elements (Part 1)
  • §16. Set and its elements (Part 2)
  • Check your competence
  • §17. Elements of combinatorics. Arrangements, permutations, combinations
  • §17. Elements of combinatorics. Arrangements, permutations, combinations (Part 1)
  • §17. Elements of combinatorics. Arrangements, permutations, combinations (Part 2)
  • Check your competence
  • §18. Random experiment and random event. Probability of an event
  • §18. Random experiment and random event. Probability of an event (Part 1)
  • §18. Random experiment and random event. Probability of an event (Part 2)
  • §18. Random experiment and random event. Probability of an event (Part 3)
  • Check your competence
  • Home independent work No. 6
  • Tasks for knowledge verification for §§16-18
  • §19. Operations on events. Axioms of probability theory and their main consequences
  • §19. Operations on events. Axioms of probability theory and their main consequences (Part 1)
  • §19. Operations on events. Axioms of probability theory and their main consequences (Part 2)
  • §19. Operations on events. Axioms of probability theory and their main consequences (Part 3)
  • Check your competence
  • §20. Independent events. Conditional probability
  • §20. Independent events. Conditional probability (Part 1)
  • §20. Independent events. Conditional probability (Part 2)
  • Check your competence
  • §21. Random variable and its mathematical expectation
  • §21. Random variable and its mathematical expectation (Part 1)
  • Check your competence
  • Home independent work No. 7
  • Tasks for knowledge assessment for §§ 19-21
  • Exercises for reviewing section 3 (§16-§17)
  • Exercises for reviewing section 3 (up to §18-§19)
  • Exercises for reviewing section 3 (up to §20-§21)
  • Ukrainians in the world

Basic information about the course

Expected results upon completion of the course include the formation of the following skills in students:
  • understandswhat permutations, arrangements, combinations (without repetitions) are, the classical definition of the concept of probability, what a population and a sample are, the definition of the mean, mode, and median of a sample;
  • calculatesthe relative frequency of an event; the number of permutations, arrangements, combinations; the probability of an event, using its definition and combinatorial schemes;
  • explainsthe content of average indicators and characteristics of a sample; 
  • findsnumerical characteristics of the data sample;
  • appliesprobabilistic characteristics of surrounding phenomena for decision making.

Necessary skills for course completion

Proficiency in computer and its devices at a basic level, ability to read and write. Knowledge of mathematics at the level of the 11th year of study.
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