This class is in a conversational, radio news format; It follows the framework and subject in Hogben's Statistical Theory, this class is thus separated into four parts/weeks: Part I) Game of Chance, Part II) Calculus of Error and Exploration, Part III) Calculus of Aggregates and Part IV) Calculus of Judgements. Each section summarizing the corresponding chapters in the book/section covering the development of the "intrusion of probability" in statistics.

For the beginner or those who would like an easy breezy, enjoyable refresh into the topic of probability and statistics, this class is the conclusion of the series which starts with basics to probability and mathematics to the million part 1 and 2. Basics of probability is the key to understanding the bolts that make probability; counting, sets, Independence and the philosophy of probability which hopes to lead the student into the fundamental connection of the inner simple works of probability and calculus: one wouldn't exist without the other. Basics of probability, using Farber and Ross books along with original material, is the key that leads to mathematics for the million part 1 and 2, which uses the algebraic language,to explore mathematics, culminating in the Hogben statistics which explores the entirety of the relation between those subjects*.

Hogben statistics presentation is to commemorate the First Belarussian front, which was a front formed in world war II against the Nazis, the first regiment to reach Hitler's stronghold.

*Mathematics for the million part 1 and 2 and Hogben statistics are based on Lancelot Hogben's books and instructor original material.

Due to image pixels uploading issue, this class was first made available on instructors YouTube channel.