Applied Statistics Minor

The Applied Statistics minor consists of 18 credits in mathematics and statistics. It is designed for students who want to apply statistical methodology to investigate real-world problems. The use of statistical software and interpretation of results is heavily emphasized. The minor is created for students from a variety of majors, including those in the natural sciences, social sciences, and business.

Required Courses: 9

MATH 214 - Probability and Statistics for Business Majors Credits: 3
or
MATH 216 - Probability and Statistics for Natural Sciences Credits: 3
or
MATH 217 - Probability and Statistics Credits: 3
MATH 411 - Univariate Data Analysis Credits: 3
MATH 412 - Multivariate Statistics Credits: 3

Controlled Electives: 9

Select at least 9cr from the following:

MATH 115 - Applied Mathematics for Business Credits: 3
or
MATH 121 - Calculus I for Natural and Social Sciences Credits: 4
or
MATH 125 - Calculus I/Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Credits: 3
MATH 363 - Mathematical Statistics I Credits: 3
MATH 364 - Mathematical Statistics II Credits: 3
CRIM 306 - Criminological Research Methods Credits: 3
QBUS 215 - Business Statistics Credits: 3
ECON 356 - Introduction to Econometrics Credits: 3
PSYC 290 - Research Design and Analysis I Credits: 4
PSYC 291 - Research Design and Analysis II Credits: 4
or
Any statistics or quantitative methods course approved by the Applied Statistics advisor. Students majoring in mathematics cannot select MATH 115 , MATH 121 , or MATH 125 as a controlled elective

Total Minor Requirements: 18

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