Introduction to sampling techniques including simple random, ordered, stratified, cluster and sequential samples. Review and further development of sample size requirements for acceptable beta errors and point and interval estimates. The Curriculum Areas of Study Required Courses Graduation Requirements Areas of Study Math Majors Students may concentrate in specific, or sample different, areas of the field. They are encouraged to find the particular balance of course work that suits their own interests. In addition to work in each of the fundamental areas, which provides the basis for graduate studies, Quinnipiac offers courses to prepare students for careers in teaching mathematics or in industrial mathematics and statistics.
Faculty members have a wide range of interests and are active in their areas of specialization.
Transfer students are welcome to apply. All Quinnipiac students benefit from a blend of liberal and technical education. In addition to courses in mathematics, students in the department take a number of College Curriculum courses. These include selections from such areas as the humanities, computer information systems, economics and management, and physical and biological sciences. Ma 229 At least one of Ma 241 and Ma 361 Remaining electives are to be chosen under advisement in such a way that two courses at the 300 level or above are covered in the program.