Curriculum in Applied Statistics

The program in applied statistics is designed to be completed in approximately 10 months of full-time study, consisting of a fall and spring semester of courses and seminars followed by a capstone project in the summer, totaling 30 credits. 

Students must obtain a B or higher in all courses. Sample courses of study, targeted to particular industries, are given below. Course descriptions can be found HERE.

 

Summer Semester (4 Weeks)

Course Credits
Capstone Project 6

 

 

 


 

Example Programs

Biostatistics or Statistical Bioinformatics Emphasis

Fall Semester Spring Semester
Course Credits Course Credits
Applied Linear Models 3 Applied Generalized Linear Models 3
Applied Probability 3 Statistical Inference 3
Stat Methods for Molecular Biology 3 Stat Methods in the Biological Health Sciences 3
Business module/technical elective 3 ACMS Elective (Bayesian Analysis, Exper. Design) 3

Financial Statistics Emphasis

Fall Semester Spring Semester
Course Credits Course Credits
Applied Probability 3 Stochastic Analysis 3
Stat Methods for Financial Risk Management 3 Time Series Analysis 3
Financial Computing 3 Statistical Inference for Finance 3
Applied Linear Models 3 Applied Generalized Linear Models 3


 

Statistical Computing Emphasis

Fall Semester Spring Semester
Course Credits Course Credits
Applied Probability 3 Stochastic Analysis 3
Numerical Analysis I 3 Advanced Scientific Computing 3
Applied Linear Models 3 Applied Generalized Linear Models 3
Business module/technical elective 3 Time Series Analysis 3

 

 

 

 

 

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