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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - STATISTICS

Academic Year:

DEGREE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
MAJOR: STATISTICS

CURRICULUM

CREDITS

See University and College requirements.

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

Communications		6
AGRI 212 or COMM 212		3
Any three credit course satisfying the College of Arts and Sciences Second Writing Course requirement. Recommended courses are:
ENGL 301	Expository Writing
ENGL 312	Written Communications in Business
ENGL 410	Technical Writing
ENGL 415	Writing in the Professions

Physical Sciences

Minimum of eight credits of lab science selected from Chemistry, Physics, Geology, or Physical Science.

Professional Studies

MATH 210	Discrete Mathematics I	3
MATH 242	Analytic Geometry and Calculus B	4
MATH 243	Analytic Geometry and Calculus C	4
MATH 245	An Introduction to Proof	3
MATH 349	Elementary Linear Algebra	3
MATH 401	Introduction to Real Analysis	3
MATH 426	Introduction to Numerical Analysis and Algorithmic Computation	3
STAT 200 or STAT 408		3
STAT 470	Introduction to Statistical Analysis I	3
STAT 471	Introduction to Statistical Analysis II	3
FREC 409	Research Methods II	3
STAT 409	Regression and Experimental Design	3

One of the following:		3
STAT 611	Regression Analysis
STAT 615	Design and Analysis of Experiments
FREC 615	Advanced Prices and Statistics
STAT 674	Applied Data Base Management

One of the following options (A, B, or C):

6-9

Option A (for students with previous experience with a programming language)

CISC 181	Introduction to Computer Science
and
CISC 220	Data Structures

Option B (for students with no previous experience with a programming language)

CISC 108	Introduction to Computer Science I
and
CISC 181	Introduction to Computer Science II
and
CISC 220	Data Structures

Option C (for students with no previous experience with a programming language)

CISC 108	Introduction to Computer Science I
and
CISC 120	Object Oriented Programming in C++
and
CISC 220	Data Structures

Area of application

This program requires a fifteen-credit area of application outside Statistics. Students must meet regularly with the advisor to develop it.

Students lacking adequate preparation for MATH 242 should begin with MATH 241. A grade of C- or better is required for all courses under Professional Studies. A maximum of three credits of independent study in Food and Resources Economics and a maximum of six credits in all areas, including Food and Resource Economics, may be counted toward a degree.

ELECTIVES
After required courses are completed, sufficient elective credits must be taken to meet the minimum credit requirement for the degree.

CREDITS TO TOTAL A MINIMUM OF

124

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