The following division are meant to be advisory. Students should consult their advisor and their program requirements to ensure that courses fit the needs of their degree program. These introductory courses have some math prerequisite, but are designed for general audiences. Emphasis is on concepts in statistics. These courses tend to be more applied in nature.
Typical requirement is one semester of introductory statistics.
Some courses are offered every semester, some every year, and some on occasion. Special Topics in Statistics Biostatistics Biostatistics courses cover topics of particular importance in medical statistics. However, a variety of interesting topics can be found in courses cross-listed with Mathematics. Mathematical Statistics First semester typically covers probability theory, while second semester covers the theory of statistics. Graduate Courses Courses above 700 generally require a year-long sequence in mathematical statistics as prerequisite.