At least four additional upper class courses, which form a coherent unit, from the College of Engineering. Statistical concepts and critical reasoning needed to evaluate conclusions based on quantitative information in health studies, opinion polls, etc. MM PT score 26 or above. Students may not receive credit for both Statistics 25 and 31. Designed primarily for students in the College of Business and Public Administration.
Computer is used to assist in learning concepts.
Statistical methods with emphasis on applications to natural resources and including computer exercises. Math 108 and a college level computer course. No credit if student has had 150 or 250. For graduate students and superior seniors with no previous training in statistics. Intensive study of concepts, techniques of statistical analysis, and their applications.