Interdisciplinary by design, this minor will consist of courses offered in the Mathematical Sciences Department in conjunction with course offerings from other departments/programs such as biology, economics, psychology, or public health.  With broad applications, this minor will help train students in statistical literacy and statistical thinking – critical skills needed for research, data analysis, and interpretation, as well as informed decision-making within any field of study.

This minor is offered in the College for Women only. 

Curriculum

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required courses:
Select one of the following:		4
ECON 1090	Statistical Analysis for Decision Making
HLTH 1090	Biostatistics
PSYC 1090	Statistical Methods in Psychology
STAT 1089	Statistical Analysis with Corequisite
STAT 1090	Statistical Analysis
STAT 2090	Statistical Modeling	4
STAT 3090	Predictive Analysis	4
STAT 4000	Research Practicum	4
Select one of the following: 1		4
STAT 3010	Experimental Design
STAT 3020	Survey Design
ECON 3050	Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Applied Research Skills
HLTH 3150	Epidemiology
PSYC 3000	Research Methods in Psychology
Total Credits		20

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Or other courses approved by the division chair.