Statistics Major Course Map
B.S. Applied Statistics
Year One
Fall
- STAT 201 (3 credits)
- STAT 201L (1 credit)
- UNIV 110 (1 credit)
- MATH 160 (4 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
Spring
- CSCI 135 or MATH 235 (3 credits)
- MATH 161 (4 credits)
- STAT 3XX (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
Year Two
Fall
- CSCI 225 (3 credits)
- MATH 260 (4 credits)
- MATH 344 (3 credits)
- STAT 316 (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
Spring
- STAT 320 (3 credits)
- STAT 3XX (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- HIST 201 or POLI 201 (3 credits)
Year Three
Fall
- STAT 412 (3 credits)
- STAT 321 (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- SCI 1XX (3 credits)
Spring
- STAT 413 (3 credits)
- STAT 390 (2 credits)
- STAT 3XX/4XX (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- SCI 1XX (3 credits)
Year Four
Fall
- STAT 4XX (3 credits)
- MATH 490 (1 credit)
- CORE (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- STAT 3XX/4XX (3 credits)
Spring
- STAT 3XX/4XX (3 credits)
- STAT 3XX (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- CORE (3 credits)
- Elective (3 credits)
Course Information
- STAT 201: Elementary Statistics (Fall, Spring, and Summer)
- STAT 201L: Elementary Statistics Laboratory (Fall, Spring, and Summer)
- STAT 315: Regression Analysis (Fall, even years)
- STAT 316: Experimental Design I (Fall)
- STAT 317: Nonparametric Statistical Methods (Fall, odd years)
- STAT 318: Applied Statistical Methods (Spring)
- STAT 319: Categorical Data Analysis (Spring, odd years)
- STAT 320: Experimental Design II (Spring)
- STAT 321: SAS Basics (Fall, odd years)
- STAT 323: Survey and Sampling Design (Spring, even years)
- STAT 412: Statistical Inference I (Fall)
- STAT 413: Statistical Inference II (Spring, odd years)
- STAT 414: Time Series Analysis (Spring, odd years)
- STAT 415: Bayesian Methods (Fall, even years)
- STAT 420: Statistical Computing (Spring, even years)
NOTE: STAT 3XX and STAT 4XX denote respectively any 300 and 400-level course. Please look at the course information above to note the semesters in which the various courses are offered. The information on this webpage is information based on the student starting their program as a freshman in an odd fall.