Cooperative education internship assignments provide experience related to each student's academic interests. For more information on potential assignments, visit Career Development Services in 315 Calvin Hall. This is a course on statistical ideas and their relevance in public policy and in human science from medicine to sociology. There are typically two or three research papers required.
Students complete small-group projects in almost every lecture which are evaluated.
The present text is Seeing Through Statistics by Utts. This is primarily for students following the business curriculum. There are usually two to three two-hour exams, several quizzes, and the final. Each week there are lectures given by a faculty member for 200-300 students. This course provides a basic understanding of the uses of statistics.