| Lecture 1 | Introduction,
	    Probability spaces. | 
| Lecture 2 | Properties of probability measures,
	    conditional probabilities, independence. | 
| Lecture 3 | Independent trials, combinations,
	    permutations. | 
| Lecture 4 | Random variables, distributions, discrete
	    Random variables, p.m.f.'s | 
| Lecture 5 | Continuous random variables, densities,
	    mixed random variables, examples of common
	    distributions. | 
| Lecture 6 | Gaussian random variables, conditional distributions, functions of
	    random variables. | 
| Lecture 7 | Expected values, moments. | 
| Lecture 8 | Markov inequality, Chebyshev's inequality,
	    Chernoff bounds, moment generating functions,
	    Characteristic functions. | 
| Lecture 9 | Introduction to random vectors, joint
	    distributions, joint densities, marginals. | 
| Lecture 10 | More on Random vectors: independence,
	    moments, correlation. | 
| Lecture 11 | Two jointly Gaussian random variables,
	    functions of random vectors. | 
| Lecture 12 | Linear transformations of random vectors,
	    condition distributions. | 
| Lecture 13 | More on conditional distributions,
	    conditional expectation, MMSE estimation. | 
| Lecture 14 | More on MMSE estimation; scalar Gaussian
	    case. | 
| Lecture 15 | MMSE estimation - vector case; jointly
	    Gaussian Random variables (N>2). | 
| Lecture 16 | More on Jointly Gaussian random variables
	    and MMSE estimation;
	    covariance matrices. | 
| Lecture 17 | Laws of large numbers, mean-square
	    convergence, convergence in probability. | 
| Lecture 18 | Almost sure convergence; strong law of
	    large numbers; convergence in distribution; the central limit theorem. | 
| Lecture 19 | More on the central limit theorem; random processes. | 
| Lecture 20 | Discrete-time Random processes: Bernoulli
	    processes, Binomial counting process, simple random walk;
	    stationarity, Memoryless and Markov properties,
	    independent and stationary increments. | 
| Lecture 21 | Random walk on a graph; Poisson
	    processes. | 
| Lecture 22 | More on Poisson processes; random telegraph
	  signals. | 
| Lecture 23 | Formally specifying random processes,
	    Kolmorogorov's consistency conditions; mean and
	    correlation/covariance functions; wide sense
	    stationarity. | 
| Lecture 24 | Properties of covariance functions;
	    Brownian motion. | 
| Lecture 25 | Mean-squared continuity, mean-squared
	    derivatives. | 
| Lecture 26 | Mean-squared integration; random processes
	    and linear systems. | 
| Lecture 27 | Spectral analysis for random
	    processes; application to linear systems. | 
| Lecture 28 | Introduction to optimal filtering; overview
	  of related courses. |