This document discusses measures of skewness and kurtosis of a distribution. It defines skewness as the asymmetry or unevenness of a distribution. Skewness indicates a distribution's tilt. Kurtosis refers to the peakedness of a distribution relative to a normal distribution. While mean and variance can describe a distribution, they are not sufficient to characterize its shape. Formulas for calculating skewness are presented. Examples of kurtosis problems are also provided. In closing, the document expresses hope that the material from their group was understood.