Statistics Minor

for the Undergraduate Minor in Statistics


The minor, administered by the Department of Statistics, is designed to provide students with an understanding of the concepts of statistical inference and a familiarity with the methods of applied statistical analysis. A minor in statistics will assist students with their major field of study to better prepare them for a career in their chosen field. It will also prepare students for graduate studies in statistics or in one of many areas where data analysis plays an important role. Interested students should contact the Statistics undergraduate advisor for admission into the minor. Students should have completed the calculus sequence through MATH 231 before entering the minor.

for the Undergraduate Minor in Statistics


Three courses (9-12 hours), including at least one from the Advanced Statistical methods group, must be STAT courses.
Statistics Concepts -Select one of the following:3-4
Intro to Applied Statistics
Economic Statistics I
Elements of Statistics
Intro to Statistics
Statistics
Data Science Discovery
Intro to Social Statistics
Data Analysis -Select one of the following:3
Statistical Analysis
Data Science Exploration
Biostatistics
Economic Statistics II
Linear Algebra -Select one of the following:2-3
Introductory Matrix Theory
Linear Algebra with Computational Applications
Applied Linear Algebra
Mathematical Statistics -Select one of the following:3-4
Statistics and Probability I
Actuarial Statistics I
Probability Theory
Advanced Statistical Methods6
Select two 300- or 400- level STAT courses. STAT courses numbered 409 and above meet this requirement.
Total Hours17-20

for the Undergraduate Minor in Statistics


Statistics students will:

  1. Understand of the concepts of statistical inference and basic methods of applied statistical analysis.
  2. Communicate the results of a statistical analysis effectively.
  3. Be competent in the use of statistical software. 

for the Undergraduate Minor in Statistics


Department of Statistics

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