Major in Statistics, General Statistics Concentration

No new students are being admitted to this concentration. Students interested in this area of study should see the stand alone Major in Statistics.

Effective Fall 2018

Freshman
		AUCC	Credits
CO 150	College Composition (GT-CO2)	1A	3
MATH 160	Calculus for Physical Scientists I (GT-MA1)	1B	4
MATH 161	Calculus for Physical Scientists II (GT-MA1)	1B	4
STAT 158	Introduction to R Programming		1
STAT 315	Intro to Theory and Practice of Statistics		3
Diversity and Global Awareness		3E	3
Historical Perspectives		3D	3
Electives			9
	Total Credits		30
Sophomore

JTC 300	Professional and Technical Communication (GT-CO3)	2	3
MATH 235	Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning		2
MATH 261	Calculus for Physical Scientists III		4
MATH 369	Linear Algebra I		3
STAT 341	Statistical Data Analysis I		3
STAT 342	Statistical Data Analysis II		3
Select one group from the following:			3-4
Group A (Select one course):
CS 150	Culture and Coding (GT-AH3)	3B
CS 163	CS1---No Prior Programming Experience
CS 164	CS1--Prior Programming Experience
Group B:
CS 155	Introduction to Unix
CS 156	Introduction to C Programming I
In addition to CS 155 and CS 156, select at least two of the following:
CS 157	Introduction to C Programming II
CS 158/MATH 158	Mathematical Algorithms in C
MATH 151	Mathematical Algorithms in Matlab I
MATH 152	Mathematical Algorithms in Maple
Biological and Physical Sciences		3A	7
	Total Credits		28-29
Junior

STAT 358	Introduction to Statistical Computing in SAS		2
STAT 420	Probability and Mathematical Statistics I		3
STAT 430	Probability and Mathematical Statistics II	4A	3
Select one course from the following:			3-4
MATH 301	Introduction to Combinatorial Theory
MATH 317	Advanced Calculus of One Variable
MATH 331	Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
MATH 340	Intro to Ordinary Differential Equations
MATH 345	Differential Equations
MATH 360	Mathematics of Information Security
MATH 450	Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
MATH 469	Linear Algebra II
Select one course from the following:			3
STAT 400	Statistical Computing
STAT 440	Bayesian Data Analysis
Select one course from the following:			3
STAT 305	Sampling Techniques
STAT 460	Applied Multivariate Analysis
Upper-Division CS/MATH/STAT Electives¹			3
Arts and Humanities		3B	6
Social and Behavioral Sciences		3C	3
	Total Credits		29-30
Senior

STAT 472	Statistical Research--Design, Data, Methods	4A,4B,4C	3
Upper-Division CS/MATH/STAT Elective¹			3
Electives²			25-27
	Total Credits		31-33
	Program Total Credits:		120

Select upper-division (300- to 400-level) computer science, mathematics, or statistics courses (excluding courses ending in -82 to-99).

Select enough elective credits to bring the program total to a minimum of 120 credits, of which at least 42 must be upper-division (300- to 400-level).

*Freshman*
Semester 1		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
CO 150	College Composition (GT-CO2)		X	1A	3
MATH 160	Calculus for Physical Scientists I (GT-MA1)	X		1B	4
STAT 158	Introduction to R Programming				1
Diversity and Global Awareness				3E	3
Elective					3
	Total Credits				14
Semester 2		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
MATH 161	Calculus for Physical Scientists II (GT-MA1)	X		1B	4
STAT 315	Intro to Theory and Practice of Statistics				3
Historical Perspectives				3D	3
Electives					6
	Total Credits				16
*Sophomore*
Semester 3		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
MATH 261	Calculus for Physical Scientists III	X			4
STAT 341	Statistical Data Analysis I				3
Select one group from the following:		X			3-4
Group A (Select one course):
CS 150	Culture and Coding (GT-AH3)			3B
CS 163	CS1---No Prior Programming Experience
CS 164	CS1--Prior Programming Experience
Group B:
CS 155	Introduction to Unix
CS 156	Introduction to C Programming I
In addition to CS 155 or CS 156, select at least two of the following:
CS 157	Introduction to C Programming II
CS 158/MATH 158	Mathematical Algorithms in C
MATH 151	Mathematical Algorithms in Matlab I
MATH 152	Mathematical Algorithms in Maple
Biological and Physical Sciences				3A	3
	Total Credits				13-14
Semester 4		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
JTC 300	Professional and Technical Communication (GT-CO3)			2	3
MATH 235	Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning				2
MATH 369	Linear Algebra I				3
STAT 342	Statistical Data Analysis II				3
Biological and Physical Sciences				3A	4
	Total Credits				15
*Junior*
Semester 5		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
STAT 420	Probability and Mathematical Statistics I				3
Select one course from the following:					3-4
MATH 301	Introduction to Combinatorial Theory
MATH 317	Advanced Calculus of One Variable
MATH 331	Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
MATH 340	Intro to Ordinary Differential Equations
MATH 345	Differential Equations
MATH 360	Mathematics of Information Security
MATH 450	Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
MATH 469	Linear Algebra II
Select one course from the following:					3
STAT 305	Sampling Techniques
STAT 460	Applied Multivariate Analysis
Arts and Humanities				3B	3
Social and Behavioral Sciences				3C	3
	Total Credits				15-16
Semester 6		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
STAT 358	Introduction to Statistical Computing in SAS				2
STAT 430	Probability and Mathematical Statistics II			4A	3
Select one course from the following:					3
STAT 400	Statistical Computing
STAT 440	Bayesian Data Analysis
Arts and Humanities				3B	3
Upper-Division CS/MATH/STAT Elective					3
STAT 341 and STAT 342 must be completed by the end of Semester 6.		X
	Total Credits				14
*Senior*
Semester 7		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
Electives					15
	Total Credits				15
Semester 8		Critical	Recommended	AUCC	Credits
STAT 472	Statistical Research--Design, Data, Methods	X		4A,4B,4C	3
Upper-Division CS/MATH/STAT Elective		X			3
Electives		X			10-12
The benchmark courses for the 8th semester are the remaining courses in the entire program of study.		X
	Total Credits				16-18
	Program Total Credits:				120