Statistics Program
Mathematics and Statistics
Dr. Shakhawat Hossain talks about summer research opportunities for students.
New! Beginning Fall, 2020, we will be offering a B.Sc. or B.A. 4-year Statistics degree, Data Science Stream. This degree will involve a mix of Statistics, Mathematics and Applied Computer Science courses. Contact an advisor for more information.
Programs in Statistics
- 3-year or 4-year BA/BSc in Statistics
- NEW! 4-year BA/BSc in Statistics, Data Science stream
- Minor in Statistics
Requirements for the NEW 4-year BA/BSc in Statistics, Data Science stream
Full list of course requirements for the Data Science stream.
Requirements for a 4-year BA/BSc in Statistics
- STAT-1301 Introduction to Statistical Analysis I OR STAT-1501 Elementary Biological Statistics OR STAT-1401 Introduction to Statistics for Business & Economics AND STAT-1302 Introduction to Statistical Analysis I OR STAT-2001 Elementary Biological Statistics II
- STAT-2301 Survey Sampling I
- STAT-2903 Introduction to Statistical Computing
- STAT-3103 Statistics in Research I and STAT-3104 Analysis of Variance and Covariance (renamed Applied Regression Analysis)
- STAT/MATH-3611 Mathematical Statistics I and STAT/MATH-3612 Mathematical Statistics II
- STAT-4401 Probability Theory or STAT-4601 Statistical Design of Experiments or STAT-4103 Statistical Learning
- 18 credit hours chosen from a list of prescribed courses in the academic calendar
Note: Since MATH-2105/2106 are co-requisites for STAT/MATH-3611/3612, students should take MATH-1103, MATH-1104 (or MATH-1101) and MATH-1201 in their first year and MATH-2105, MATH-2106 in their second year.
Requirements for a minor in Statistics
- STAT-1301 Introduction to Statistical Analysis I OR STAT-1501 Elementary Biological Statistics OR STAT-1401 Introduction to Statistics for Business & Economics AND STAT-1302 Introduction to Statistical Analysis I OR STAT-2001 Elementary Biological Statistics II
- STAT-2301 Survey Sampling I
- Any additional 9 credit hours at the 2000 level or higher (not including STAT-2001)
For course descriptions, please consult the University course descriptions page.