Applied Statistical Analysis, BS

Traditional Major Program Requirements (68-69 units)

A mathematical statistics focus aimed at preparing individuals to pursue careers as academicians, data miners, and data scientists.

Lower Division Requirements

CIS 268 - Computer Programming Languages
MAT 245 - Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
MAT 255 - Analytical Geometry and Calculus II
STA 144 - Introduction to Statistics
STA 205 - Applied Linear Regression
STA 210 - Statistical Computing I
STA 211 - Statistical Computing II

Upper Division Requirements

MAT 303 - Linear Algebra with Applications to Differential Equations
MAT 343 - Multivariable Calculus
MAT 353 - Probability and Statistics
STA 303 - Research and Experimental Design
STA 305 - Sampling and Survey Methodology
STA 310 - Mathematical Statistics I
STA 311 - Mathematical Statistics II
STA 499 - Capstone (3 units)

Concentration Courses (20-21 units)

Students must complete all of the requirements in one of the following concentrations: Actuarial Science; Biostatistics; Chemical Analysis; Public Health

Actuarial Science (20 units)

BUS 217 - Microeconomics
BUS 218 - Macroeconomics
BUS 356 - Business Communication
STA 320 - Financial Mathematics I
STA 321 - Financial Mathematics II
STA 470 - Seminar in Financial Mathematics
STA 480 - Seminar in Probability and Statistics

Biostatistics (20 units)

BIO 146 - General Biology I with Lab
BIO 148 - General Biology II with Lab

Biostatistics Elective Requirements

Complete twelve (12) additional units from the following:

BIO 302 - Ecology with Lab
BIO 305 - Microbiology with Lab
BIO 313 - Genetics
BIO 330 - Cell and Molecular Biology with Lab
BIO 489 - Immunology and Molecular Pathogenesis with Lab

Chemical Analysis (20-21 units)

CHE 115 - General Chemistry I
CHE 115L - General Chemistry I Lab
CHE 125 - General Chemistry II
CHE 125L - General Chemistry II Lab
CHE 230 - Introduction to Molecular Modeling
CHE 321 - Quantitative Chemical Analysis with Lab

Chemical Analysis Elective Requirements

Complete two (2) additional courses from the following:

CHE 415 - Physical Chemistry I
CHE 470 - Instrumental Analysis
ENV 360 - Environmental Chemistry with Lab

Public Health (21 units)

HSC 104 - Survey of U.S. Health Care Delivery
HSC 210 - Ethics in Health Care
HSC 305 - Epidemiology
HSC 306 - Pathophysiology for Public Health
HSC 420 - Health Care Policy
HSC 460 - Planning and Evaluating Health Education Programs
HSC 480 - Research Methods