Richard Waterman

Richard Waterman is a Professor of Statistics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he has been teaching since 1993. He initially joined as a tenure-track professor and later founded Analytic Business Services, serving as an Adjunct Professor of Statistics. With a diverse background in government, academia, and consulting, Waterman has worked in various locations including London, Harare, and Philadelphia. He holds a BSc in Mathematics from Bristol University and a Ph.D. in Statistics from Penn State University.Professor Waterman's research interests include categorical data analysis, environmental statistics, and likelihood methods. He teaches courses such as "Fundamentals of Quantitative Modeling" and the "Wharton Business and Financial Modeling Capstone," focusing on practical applications of statistical analysis in business contexts. His extensive experience in statistical modeling and data analysis has made him a valuable asset to both students and professionals seeking to enhance their quantitative skills.In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Waterman is involved in various projects that leverage data science techniques and AI technologies to improve educational strategies. His contributions to the field have been recognized through numerous publications in reputable journals, solidifying his position as an expert in statistics and data science within the academic community.