Mathematics: Concentration in Statistics

This program is designed for students who have an interest in probability and statistics. Graduates may pursue a career in actuarial science, quality control or related fields, or enter a graduate program in statistics, mathematics or a related discipline.

I. Required courses in the major—39 hours, including:

Either:

An additional 3-hour Mathematics or Statistics course numbered above 300

Students intending to pursue graduate study are strongly advised to take:

MATH 491 - Analysis I (3)

II. Required courses outside the major—9 hours, including:

CSCI 201 - Introduction to Algorithm Design (3)

Or:

6 hours at the 300-400 level approved by the department chair from disciplines which routinely employ statistical methodology.

Students interested in actuarial science are strongly encouraged to take:

III. Other departmental requirements:

Satisfactory performance on a comprehensive Mathematics exam and the satisfactory presentation of one seminar in MATH 480 . Successful completion of MATH 480 demonstrates oral competency. Successful completion of CSCI 201 demonstrates computer competency.