Applied Statistics (Minor)

Understanding statistics and data analysis is an increasingly valuable skill — both in the job market and in civic life. This minor provides this skill and is open to students in any major. 

To fulfill the requirements of the minor, all students will take the following coursework in the sequence determined in collaboration with a faculty advisor.  

Minor Requirements

A minimum of nine (9) additional credits from the following with a minimum of one 300-level course and one 400-level course selected from this list:

ECO 335	Econometrics	3
MA 318	Data Analysis with R	3
DATA 300	Advanced Business Statistics *	3
DATA 325	Data Analytics	3
ECO 450	Research Methods in Economics *	3
MA 418	Stochastic Modeling	3
DATA 430	Statistical Analysis of Time Series	3

Students are highly encouraged (but not required) to enroll in a calculus sequence: MA 171 and MA 172 or MA 181 and MA 200.

MA 218	Probability and Statistics *	3
MA 230	Scientific Computing	3