Minor in Applied Statistics

Contact  T.B.A., 215 Carnegie Building, 315-443-1577.

Program Committee  S. Borker, C. Chen, P. Chen, D. Griffith, S. Halperin, K. Mehrotra, M. Miller, J. Ondrich, S. Stehman.

The student prepares the statistics minor with the help of an advisor, who is a member of the statistics program faculty. The advisor ensures that the student’s selection of courses minimizes overlap. Before the student enrolls in courses for the minor, the program is submitted for approval to the program director, who consults a committee of program faculty before making a final decision.

REQUIREMENTS
To complete this minor, students take at least 18 credits from the distribution below. Courses are selected in consultation with a member of the Program Committee. With permission from the Program Committee, students receive credits toward the minor for other courses that have sufficient statistics content.

Basic Statistics (3 credits)

APM 391	Introduction to Probability and Statistics*
APM 395	Probability and Statistics for Engineering*
CIS 321	Introduction to Probability and Statistics
ECN 521	Economic Statistics
MAS 261	Introductory Statistics for Management
MAT 121	Probability and Statistics for the Liberal Arts
MAT 221	Elementary Probability and Statistics I
MAT 321	Statistical Methods in Social Sciences
MAT 521	Introduction to Probability and Statistics
MFE 326	Probability and Statistics Methods for Engineers
STT 101	Introduction to Statistics

Regression Analysis (3 credits)

ECN 522	Econometrics Methods
MAS 466	Data Mining for Managers

Additional Coursework (12 credits)

APM 510	Statistical Analysis*
ECS 525	Probability for Engineers I
ECS 526	Statistics for Engineers
GEO 386	Quantitative Geographical Analysis
MAT 122	Probability and Statistics for the Liberal Arts II
MAT 222	Elementary Probability and Statistics II
MAT 525	Mathematical Statistics
MAT 526	Probability
MAS 362	Decision Tools for Management
MAS 465	Applied Sample Survey Methods
MAS 477	Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting
MAX 201	Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences
PSY 252	Statistical Methods II
SOC 318	Introduction to Research
SOC 513	Statistics for Social Science

*Courses with an APM prefix are offered by the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry.