I took my undergrad math-stat sequence in the early 90's out of the fourth
edition of Freund/Walpole's "Mathematical Statistics".
I am teaching (for my first time), the undergrad math-stat sequence out of
"Probability and Statistical Inference" (fifth edition) by Hogg and Tanis.
The Hogg-Tanis book is somewhat easier than Hogg-Craig. I'd be interested to
hear what others are doing.
Chris
>===== Original Message From [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry Dallal) =====
>Back in the "old days", the standard text for an undergraduate math stat
>course was Hogg & Craig. I had some fondness for Lindgren. I haven't
>taught this course in nearly 20 years. Which texts occupy their position
>today?
>
>Thanks.
>
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