Minor in Statistical Methods
A Minor in Statistical Methods consists of the following courses:
Code | Title | Hours |
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Minor in Statistical Methods | ||
Required Courses | ||
Select six of the following | 18 | |
Statistical Methods in Practice | ||
Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments | ||
Sample Survey Methods | ||
Introduction to Statistical Computing | ||
Special Topics in Statistics | ||
Nonparametric Statistics | ||
Regression Modeling & Analysis | ||
Quality Control & Reliability | ||
Time Series and Forecasting | ||
Introduction to Applied Bayesian Analysis | ||
Introduction to Statistical Learning | ||
Independent Study | ||
Total Hours | 18 |
Special topics courses include choices, such as Survival Modeling and Biostatistics.
A concentration of twelve semester hours is appropriate for students who need an understanding of statistics to augment study in another field but who do not require a minor in statistics. A typical concentration might consist of:
Code | Title | Hours |
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Courses Required | ||
STAT 3379 | Statistical Methods in Practice | 3 |
Select three of the following: | 9 | |
Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments | ||
Sample Survey Methods | ||
Introduction to Statistical Computing | ||
Special Topics in Statistics | ||
Theory and Applications of Probability and Statistics I | ||
Theory and Applications of Probability and Statistics II | ||
Nonparametric Statistics | ||
Regression Modeling & Analysis | ||
Quality Control & Reliability | ||
Time Series and Forecasting | ||
Introduction to Applied Bayesian Analysis | ||
Introduction to Statistical Learning | ||
Independent Study | ||
Total Hours | 12 |