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Lecture notes. Written from the material of Berkeley Stat 153, licensed CC BY 4.0. These are notes, not a transcript: the material has been reorganised and rewritten. This adaptation carries the same licence, and the original is linked above.

79. Homework Assignments Index

What this covers

This chapter documents the homework index page for STAT 153 (Introduction to Time Series, UC Berkeley, Fall 2024). The page itself carries no mathematical content: it is a table of contents listing the five problem sets assigned during the semester, each with links to its PDF statement, its R Markdown source, and the folder in the course's GitHub repository. It assumes only that the reader knows the course exists and wants to find a particular assignment.

The assignments

Five homework sets were assigned over the semester, numbered Homework 1 through Homework 5. Each is distributed as a PDF problem statement, together with the R Markdown file used to typeset it, both hosted in the course's GitHub repository (berkeley-stat153/fall-2024).

  • Homework 1 — problem statement and R Markdown source in homeworks/homework1/.
  • Homework 2 — problem statement and R Markdown source in homeworks/homework2/.
  • Homework 3 — problem statement and R Markdown source in homeworks/homework3/.
  • Homework 4 — problem statement and R Markdown source in homeworks/homework4/.
  • Homework 5 — problem statement and R Markdown source in homeworks/homework5/.

The index page gives no further description of any assignment — no topic, no due date, no point values — so nothing beyond the count and the file layout above can be reported here. The actual problem text lives in the linked PDFs and Rmd files, which are separate documents from this index and are not part of the material supplied for this chapter.

Sources

  • docs/statistics/berkeley/stat153/fall-2024/homework.md — the course's homework index page, converted losslessly from homework.qmd (CC BY 4.0, converted 2026-09-18). This is the entire source for this chapter; it is a link list, not an exposition.
  • Referred to but not contained in the supplied material: the five PDF problem statements (homeworks/homeworkN/homeworkN.pdf) and their R Markdown sources, and the GitHub folders berkeley-stat153/fall-2024/homeworks/homeworkN/ for each N from 1 to 5. Their content is not reproduced here.

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