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Los temas incluyen conteo y combinatoria, variables aleatorias, probabilidad condicional, independencia, distribuciones, expectativas, estimación puntual y teoremas de límites. Aplicaciones de la probabilidad en informática, incluido el aprendizaje automático y el uso de la probabilidad en el análisis de algoritmos. Requisitos previos: 103, 106B o X, cálculo multivariado al nivel de MATH 51 o CME 100 o equivalente.

Área de interés: Ingeniería y Ciencias de la Computación

Formato y duración del curso: presencial, 8 semanas

Fechas: 24 de junio de 2023 - 20 de agosto de 2023

Requisitos previos: CS 103, CS 106B o X, cálculo multivariado al nivel de MATH 51 o CME 100 o equivalente.

Organizado a través del Centro de Recursos Académicos de Verano (SARC), ofrecemos una variedad de talleres educativos para complementar sus actividades académicas. Los presentadores, desde afiliados de Stanford, socios comunitarios y tutores graduados, cubrirán una amplia gama de temas, desde habilidades académicas hasta exploración profesional. Los talleres anteriores incluyeron preparación universitaria, exploración de software y creación de su red profesional.

Explore el ecosistema intelectual del campus de Stanford. Visite museos como el Cantor Arts Center, visite espacios únicos del campus como d.school, Frost Amphitheater y O'Donohue Family Farm, y conozca la comunidad única de empresas e innovadores que se reúnen en Stanford Research Park.

Estas pequeñas reuniones le brindan la oportunidad de conectarse con profesores, becarios y ex alumnos de Stanford para conocer su trabajo o investigación, así como el camino que los llevó allí. Haga preguntas y continúe su exploración intelectual, ya sea que esté tomando un curso sobre el tema este verano o simplemente tenga curiosidad.

Solicite asistir a nuestro programa de 8 semanas.

Regístrese para los cursos cuando se abra la inscripción en abril.

Asiste como estudiante Residencial o Commuter.

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Como estudiante de verano, experimentará todos los recursos que ofrece Stanford, desde bibliotecas hasta centros de salud y bienestar.

Las Bibliotecas de Stanford son una parte integral de la vida académica en Stanford y brindan una extraordinaria variedad de recursos y servicios a la comunidad.

Tendrá acceso a colecciones impresas y digitales notables en casi 20 bibliotecas del campus, donde podrá buscar artículos de revistas y otras fuentes académicas en más de 1000 bases de datos autorizadas y utilizar SearchWorks para descubrir libros, películas y mapas. Los bibliotecarios temáticos brindan consultas de investigación en todas las disciplinas.

Las bibliotecas también ofrecen una variedad de espacios de estudio individuales y grupales, grupos de computadoras básicas y especializadas y acceso inalámbrico a Internet.

Vaden Health Center es la clínica de atención médica del campus de Stanford. Dentro del centro, hay muchas sucursales que incluyen Servicios de Consejería y Psicología (CAPS), una clínica de rayos X, un centro de fisioterapia y una clínica de alergias, inmunizaciones e inyecciones.

Servicios de Consejería y Psicología (CAPS)

CAPS brinda asesoramiento psicológico individual y grupal. Usted es elegible para una evaluación inicial gratuita o asesoramiento a corto plazo. CAPS no puede brindar asesoramiento a largo plazo. La confidencialidad se mantiene estrictamente.

El CST ofrece apoyo emocional, consultas y asesoramiento individual a corto plazo a estudiantes de Stanford afectados por agresión sexual y violencia en las relaciones. CST cuenta con un equipo de psicólogos capacitados y trabajadores sociales que se especializan en servicios informados sobre el trauma para estudiantes. En CST los estudiantes pueden recibir información y orientación sobre sus derechos y opciones de denuncia. La confidencialidad se mantiene estrictamente. No hay ningún cargo por los servicios CST.

Los tutores de los estudiantes graduados de Stanford facilitan sesiones de tutoría virtuales individuales con cita previa que respaldan el plan de estudios de verano. Los tutores también administran talleres académicos semanales sobre temas que incluyen ensayos personales, codificación en R y MatLAB, gestión del tiempo e investigación universitaria.

El asesoramiento académico de la sesión de verano está disponible durante el verano para ayudarlo a agregar o eliminar cursos, seleccionar y cambiar opciones de calificación, procesos de cancelación y retiro de cursos y las peticiones académicas asociadas con cada una de estas áreas. El asesoramiento también ofrece orientación sobre sus objetivos y progreso académico.

Las instalaciones deportivas de Stanford son variadas y de última generación. Ejercítate en máquinas en cualquiera de los dos gimnasios del campus. Pruebe una clase de yoga o TaeKwonDo en el amplio y bien equipado estudio. Ponte a prueba en el muro de escalada o disfruta del acceso gratuito a nuestras piscinas; canchas de tenis, balonmano y squash; canchas de baloncesto y voleibol de arena; nuestro campo de golf; y los campos y equipos que Stanford dedica al atletismo, softbol, fútbol y hockey sobre césped.

La ubicación de Stanford también brinda a los estudiantes acceso a practicar senderismo, andar en bicicleta y correr.

Opción 2 de instalaciones

Attend as a Residential or Commuter student

Be at least 18 years of age by the start of the program.

Have graduated from high school or secondary school or equivalent.

Be a current university student or have some university or post-secondary experience.

International Students: Be able to verify fluency in the English language, using one of the methods described in the English Language Proficiency section on the International Students page.

If you have earned or will have completed the requirements for an undergraduate degree by the start of the Summer Quarter, your application will be evaluated as a visiting graduate student. You do not need to be currently pursuing a graduate degree to be admitted as a visiting graduate student for the Summer Quarter.

Be at least 18 years of age at the start of the program.

Have graduated or have completed your requirements from your university or post-secondary institution.

You do not need to be currently enrolled in a graduate program to be eligible. Any student who has completed their undergraduate degree requirements will be evaluated as a graduate student for the Summer Quarter.

*University-level students applying to the International Honors Program have separate application and eligibility requirements.

Be a current sophomore, junior, or senior at the time of application.

Be at least 16 at the start of the program, June 22, 2024, and no more than 19 by the last day, August 18, 2024. There are no exceptions to these age restrictions.

Not be matriculating into Stanford as the first year.

Additional International Student Requirements

Please review the following information below regarding international students' requirements:

Students are strongly encouraged to apply as early as possible to avoid delays in processing their I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F-1 Student Status) and obtaining their F-1 Student Visas.

All courses are taught in English. Students should feel comfortable enough in the language to communicate with their instructors and classmates while studying at Stanford. Language proficiency will be verified in one of three ways:

Native English speakers are exempt from providing English Language Proficiency exam scores. Native speakers typically learn English as children, speak the language at home, and it is usually the native language in their country of origin (e.g. Australia, Jamaica, United Kingdom). Native speaker exemption requests will be reviewed as part of the application process. The Stanford Summer Session office reserves the right to request additional information and/or require language proficiency exam scores.

If you attend a school where English is the primary language of instruction

Students who have completed a year or more of full-time coursework at an institution where English is the primary language of instruction can qualify for an English language waiver. The year of coursework must be completed by December 31, 2022. Courses must be academic in nature and not courses teaching English as a second language.

Undergraduate and Graduate applicants must have completed the year of coursework at a university or post-secondary institution. Post-secondary education is after grade 12 in the United States or equivalent international grade level.

High School and Gap Year applicants must have completed the year of coursework at a high school or secondary institution. Secondary education in grades 9 - 12 in the United States or equivalent international grade levels.

English language waiver requests will be reviewed as part of the application process. The Stanford Summer Session office reserves the right to request additional information and/or require language proficiency exam scores.

If you attend an international school where English is not the primary language of instruction:

Stanford Summer Session requires the submission of qualifying TOEFL Exam, International English Language Testing System (IELTS), Cambridge Assessment English, Duolingo, or Pearson Test of English Academic (PTEA) scores as part of the application process. Exam scores are valid for three years and must be valid as of the application deadline for each program.

The following score minimums are a strict program requirement. Exam scores below the minimum will not satisfy the English language proficiency requirement.

Internet-Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (iBT TOEFL)

International English Language Testing System: Academic (IELTS: Academic)

A minimum score of 180 on the Cambridge English Advanced, CEFR Level C1

A minimum score of 200 on the Cambridge English Proficiency, CEFR Level C2

Stanford requires international students who attend Stanford Summer Session to have a visa appropriate for academic study. For most students, this will be an F-1 Student Visa, although there are additional visa classifications that cover credit-based study.

The following visa requirements apply only to students who have submitted applications to Stanford Summer Session. Other summer programs on the Stanford campus have their own visa requirements which may differ.

If you are already studying in the U.S. with an I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F-1 Student Status) sponsored by another institution:

You may not require a new I-20 from Stanford. Applicants are able to describe their visa situation as part of their online application and will be contacted directly if additional information is needed. If you have questions about your visa status, you are encouraged to contact the Stanford Summer Session office.

If you require an I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F-1 Student Status) from Stanford:

You are required to maintain enrollment in a minimum of 8-course units. The Stanford Summer Session office will monitor enrollment throughout the Summer Quarter to ensure compliance.

The process to Obtain an F-1 Student Visa

The first step in the process of attending Stanford for the summer is to apply. If offered admission, the next step is to complete an acceptance process. This process includes the submission of the following three documents:

Declaration of Finance: An online form completed as part of the Stanford Summer Session acceptance process.

Proof of Funding Document: A letter or statement from your financial institution or from your family’s financial institution, verifying that there are funds sufficient to cover the program’s full cost as stated in the Declaration of Finance. This document must be shown in U.S. dollars. We will also accept documents with the financial information listed in local currency, if necessary. It is recommended that you request two originals of this document: one to submit to Stanford and one to bring with you to your appointment at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. When funding for the program comes from a source other than you (e.g. parent, company, or agency), the Stanford Summer Session office requires a short message from this source explaining that funds held in their name will be used to cover program costs incurred by the applicant.

Current Passport Photocopy: A copy of the identification page(s) of your passport.

Once all acceptance items have been received and you have been assigned a Stanford ID number, Stanford University will generate your I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F-1 Student Status).

After you receive your I-20, the following items must be completed by the student in order to obtain an F-1 Student Visa:

Pay the SEVIS fee to the U.S. Government and obtain a receipt. Go to the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) SEVIS I-901 website for information about the process, including details on how to pay the SEVIS fee online.

Arrange an F-1 Visa appointment at your local U.S. Embassy or Consulate after you have received an I-20 and paid the SEVIS fee. You should follow the guidelines of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate for requesting an F-1 Student Visa. The appropriate visa application fee will be assessed at the time of the appointment. You should plan ahead and allow plenty of time for this process to occur. To attend Stanford Stanford Summer Session, you must arrive to campus on Saturday, June 18, 2024.

Present the following items at the visa Appointment:

Original I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F-1 Student Status)

Stanford University Stanford Summer Session Admission Letter (available online within the Stanford Summer Session applicant portal)

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