Statistics Minor - 24 to 25 units required
The Statistics minor program allows students from across the University to acquire substantial statistical skills that can be applied in their own disciplines. For more information, please contact Dr. John Walker; Building 25, Room 113; 756-7128
Courses
Select one of the following introductory sequences (8 to 9 units)- STAT 217 Introduction to Statistical Concepts and Methods (4)
and STAT 313 Applied Experimental Design and Regression Models (4)
- STAT 218 Applied Statistics-Life Sciences (4)
and STAT 313 Applied Experimental Design and Regression Models (4)
- STAT 221 Intro Probability and Statistics (5)
and STAT 313 Applied Experimental Design and Regression Models (4)
- STAT 251 Statistical Inference for Mgmt. I (4)
and STAT 252 Statistical Inference for Mgmt. II (5)
- STAT 301 Statistics I (4) and STAT 302 Statistics II (4)
- STAT 312 Statistical Methods for Engineers (4)
and STAT 313 Design and Analysis of Experiments (4)
Select four courses from the following (16 units)
- STAT 323, 324 or 325, 330, 331, 416, 417, 418,
419, 421, 423, 425, 426, 427
Total Units: 24-25
Students may only count STAT 325 or STAT 425, not both, for credit in
the minor.