Statistics undergraduate degree program

Undergraduate Degrees and Requirements

The General Education requirement (page 100) and the second year of a foreign language.
Core Curriculum:

3450:221,2,3	Analytic Geometry-Calculus I, II and III	12 credits
3450:312	Linear Algebra	3 credits
3460:209	Computer Science I	4 credits
3470:451, 2	Theoretical Statistics I, II	6 credits
3470:461	Applied Statistics	4 credits
3470:462	Applied Regression and ANOVA	4 credits
3470:480	Statistical Data Management	3 credits
3470:495	Statistical Consulting	2 credits
		38 credits

For the Bachelor of Science Degree: Complete nine credits of course work outside the major and beyond the General Education requirements in a suitable area of concentration as approved by the department.
At least one 3 credit elective must be an approved Statistics course.
Note: For students intending to go on to graduate school, the following electives are recommended: 3450:421,422 Advanced Calculus I,II.
For the Bachelor of Arts degree: Complete 9 credits of coursework outside the major and beyond the General Education requirements in a suitable area of concentration as approved by the department.
Complete 18 credits of humanities or social sciences beyond the General Education requirements. The 18 credits are to be from more than one department.
At least one 3 credit elective must be an approved Statistics course.

3450:208	Intro to Discrete Mathematics	4 credits
3460:210	Computer Science II	4 credits
3460:316	Data Structures & Algorithms II	3 credits
3460:475	Database Management	3 credits
		14 credits

At least one 3 credit elective must be an approved Statistics course.
Note: Computer Science minor can be obtained by completing 3460:306 Assembly and System Programming and another 3 credit computer science elective course in addition to the above required courses.

Note: Actuarial Science Core Curriculum (replaces 9 credits of concentration and 18 credits of electives required for BS Statistics degree).
The recommended area of concentration for the Actuarial Science degree:

6200:202	Accounting Principles II	3 credits
6400:301	Principles of Finance	3 credits
6400:415	Risk Management: Life and Health Insurance	3 credits
		9 credits

3250:244	Introduction to Economic Analysis	3 credits
3470:471, 2	Actuarial Science I, II	6 credits
6200:201	Accounting Principles I	3 credits
		12 credits

3250:427	Economic Forecasting	3 credits
3450:335	Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations	3 credits
3450:436	Mathematical Models	3 credits
3470:469	Reliability Models	3 credits
		6 credits

Note: Graduation requires a minimum of 47 upper-level credits (exclusive of workshops or General Education courses).