Dr. Gene Sprechini
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Lycoming College
Williamsport, PA 17701
Phone: (570)
321-4288
Fax: (570) 321-4371
Email: sprgene at lycoming dot edu
Here is the FBI under Christopher Wray.
Here is a song by Johnny Cashless where you
can pretty much just substitute “Biden” in place of “Obama”.
Here is a summary of Joe's Road to the
Presidency.
My office is # D-311 in the Academic Center, and my regularly
scheduled office hours can be found here.
The
Lycoming College Actuarial Science Home Page can be found here.
The
Lycoming College Mathematics Home Page can be found here.
The
Lycoming College Home Page can be found here.
(Disclaimer: The picture
below was taken in the late 1980s. I may
have changed since then!)
Education
- B.S.
(Mathematics), Wilkes College
- MA.
(Mathematics), SUNY at Binghamton
- Ph.D. (Statistics), SUNY at Binghamton
Academic Interests
- General
Linear Models
- Robustness of Statistical Tests
Activities
- Coordinator
for the Actuarial
Science Major
- Membership
in the American Statistical Association
- Statistical Consulting
Links to Some Fun Stuff
- Fascinating puzzles (to
which I have all the answers, so feel free to email me to get an answer)
- Are
real numbers really real? Find
out why not by going here.
- See how
many times you can make two in row by going here.
- Get the
answer(s) to the question “Do I think commas are important?” by going here.
- What is REALLY meant
by the sentences displayed here?
- To read about the
worst television show ever made, go here.
- To see a 30 second
video of Bob Hope making a profound statement in one of his old films
(and stay with it until you hear the last word in the video!), go here.
- Tired of fake news?
Want some real news? Go here or here or here or here or here.
- Do you have the guts
to take any of the quizzes that are here?
(And be sure to click on the [Fun Stuff] link afterward!)
- A few pictures with
my niece and nephew and lots more pictures
from my wedding and honeymoon.
Links to Some Statistical Stuff
- Read
about Loyer’s paradox (which is NOT Simpson’s
paradox, although it might seem so at first) by going here.
- Summary Information
about Using SPSS
for Windows
- Information about Selecting the
Proper Statistical Procedures
- American Statistical
Association Home Page
- Society of Actuaries Home Page
Courses
MATH 123 (Introduction to Statistics) Syllabus (web page
version here) which
includes links to the course schedule, the tutoring hours, the textbook, the
exercises sets (with answers to odd numbered exercises), the SPSS lab
exercises, and the description of the required project
MATH 214 (Multivariable Statistics) Syllabus (web page
version here) which
includes links to the course schedule, the tutoring hours, and the description
of the required project
MATH 233 (Complex Variables) Syllabus (which
includes a link to the course schedule)
MATH 325 (Theory of Interest with Applications) Syllabus (web page
version here) which
includes a link to the course schedule and tutoring hours
MATH 332-333 (Mathematical Statistics I & II) Syllabus (which
includes a link to the course schedule)
MATH 341/441 (Topics in Actuarial Models) Syllabus (web page
version here) which
includes a link to the course schedule
MATH 432 (Real Analysis) Syllabus (web page
version here) which
includes a link to the course schedule