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Statistical methods are crucial in many fields, and are applied in virtually all areas of human inquiry. Any education in statistics should include exposure to the use of statistical ideas and applications in subject-area contexts. Therefore, students in the B.Sc. Major in Statistics program are required to fulfill a nine-credit "thematic concentration". The requirement is that a student take 9 upper-level (300 or above) credits in a theme area, with at least most of these courses having clear statistical or probabilistic content.
The lists below show courses that are considered acceptable for the thematic concentration in the statistics major for computer science, economics, psychology, commerce, life sciences, environmental science, and philosophy.
The purpose of this planner is to ensure that students wishing to concentrate in a specific field have the necessary lower level prerequisites in order to fufill their concentration.
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