Applied Statistics, B.S.

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1	Applied Statistics, B.S.
2	College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)
3	Department of Mathematics and Statistics
4	Catalog Year: 2025
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6	This is a sample schedule of all general education, CAS Exploratory, and major requirements for this degree in a 4-year plan
7	The below plan is based on WRT 1050: Composition I Writing Placement and MTH 1554: Calculus I Math Placement
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9	Semester One (16 Credit Hours)
10	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
11	MTH 1554: Calculus I	4	C	MTH 1441 (or both MTH 1331 and MTH 1332) minimum grade C; placement
12	WRT 1050: Composition I	4	C	WRT 1020 with a grade of C or higher; placement	Prerequisite to subsequent Writing Foundation General Education course
13	General Education Category	4	Passing		General Education in Course Catalog
14	General Education Category	4	Passing		General Education in Course Catalog
15	CAS 1000: CAS Advantage - Freshman Leadership and Professional Skills Development I	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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17	Semester Two (16 Credit Hours)
18	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
19	MTH 1555: Calculus II	4	C	MTH 1554 with grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses.
20	WRT 1060: Composition II	4	C	WRT 1050 with grade of C or higher; placement	Prerequisite to subsequent Writing Intensive courses
21	STA 2226: Applied Probability and Statistics	4	C	MTH 1554 with grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses.
22	General Education Category	4	Passing		General Education in Course Catalog
23	CAS 1001: CAS Advantage - Freshman Leadership and Professional Skills Development II	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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25	Semester Three (16 Credit Hours)
26	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
27	MTH 2775: Linear Algebra	4	C	MTH 1555 with a grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses.
28	Related Elective #1	4	C		BIO 1200 suggested - will also satisfy GE - NST
29	CAS Exploratory or Elective	4	Passing		See CAS Exploratory Requirement below
30	Elective	4	Passing		"Elective" may need to include university requirements of G.E. Integration or credits at the 3000-4000 level
31	CAS 2000: CAS Advantage - Sophomore Leadership and Professional Skills Development I	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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33	Semester Four (16 Credit Hours)
34	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
35	MTH 2554: Multivariable Calculus	4	C	MTH 1555 with a grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses.
36	Related Elective #2	4	C		BIO 1300 suggested
37	ENG 3110, WRT 4908, WRT 3081, or WRT 3082	4	C	WRT 1060 with a grade of C or higher; placement	WRT 3082 Business Writing suggested. Will also fulfill WIGE.
38	Required Ethics Course	4	C		PHI 1300 or 1310 suggested - will also satisfy GE - WCIV
39	CAS 2001: CAS Advantage - Sophomore Leadership and Professional Skills Development II	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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41	Semester Five (16 Credit Hours)
42	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
43	STA 4002: Applied Linear Models I	4	C	MTH 2775 and STA 2226 each with a grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses. Offered fall only.
44	General Education Category	4	Passing		General Education in Course Catalog
45	Related Elective #3 [4113]	4	C		BIO 3000-level suggested
46	EGR 1400 or CSI 1300	4	C		EGR 1400 - Computer Problem Solving in Engineering and Computer Science suggested
47	CAS 3000: CAS Advantage - Junior Leadership and Professional Skills Development I	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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49	Semester Six (16 Credit Hours)
50	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
51	APM/MTH/MOR elective [4114]	4	C		APM 2663 suggested. See catalog for full list of options.
52	STA Elective #1	4	C		STA 4003 is strongly suggested. Offered winter only. Must be 3000-level or higher (but not STA 5001-5002). See catalog for options.
53	General Education Category	4	Passing		General Education in Course Catalog
54	Related Elective #4	4	C		BIO 3000-level suggested
55	CAS 3001: CAS Advantage - Junior Leadership and Professional Skills Development II	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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57	Semester Seven (16 Credit Hours)
58	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
59	STA 4113: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I	4	C	STA 2226, MTH 2554, and MTH 2775 each with a grade of C or higher	Prerequisite to subsequent major courses. Offered fall only.
60	STA Elective #2	4	C		Must be 3000-level or higher (but not STA 5001-5002). See catalog for options.
61	CAS Exploratory or Elective	4	Passing		See CAS Exploratory Requirement below
62	Elective	4	Passing		"Elective" may need to include university requirements of G.E. Integration or credits at the 3000-4000 level
63	CAS 4000: CAS Advantage - Senior Leadership and Professional Skills Development I	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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65	Semester Eight (12 Credit Hours)
66	Course	Credits	Minimum Grade	Prerequisites	Notes
67	STA 4114: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II	4	C	STA 4113 with a grade of C or higher	Meets capstone requirement. Offered winter only.
68	STA Elective #3	4	C		Must be 3000-level or higher (but not STA 5001-5002). See catalog for options.
69	CAS Exploratory or Elective	4	Passing		See CAS Exploratory Requirement below
70	CAS 4001: CAS Advantage - Senior Leadership and Professional Skills Development II	0	Passing		CAS Advantage Information
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72	Sample Schedule Notes:
73	To complete precalculus requirement: MTH 1331 and 1332 two semester sequence recommended for SAT 540-560, ACT 22-23; MTH 1441 recommended for SAT 570-650, ACT 24-27. See Math Placement Website for more Information
74	A C minimum grade is required in each major course.
75	"Elective" may need to include university requirements of G.E. Integration or credits at the 3000-4000 level
76	Complete the requirements for a major offered by the College of Arts and Sciences with a cumulative grade-point average of at least 2.00.
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78	CAS Exploratory Requirement
79	In addition to satisfying the university-wide general education requirements, all students with majors in the College of Arts and Sciences are required to complete at least three courses outside of their major rubric, for a minimum of 12 credits.
80	A student may select these courses from either of the following: A single rubric of their choosing (e.g., HST, ACC, etc.) or a predefined thematic set of courses identified on the College of Arts and Sciences website.
81	Alternatively, earning a double major or degree, completion of a minor or concentration, or completion of honors college requirements (including HC 3900) satisfies the exploratory requirement.
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83	Degree Requirements	Credits	Note
84	General Education	28	Multiple General Education course are fulfilled with courses in the Major to reach the 40 required credits
85	Diversity	Included	Multiple General Education and/or major courses also fulfill this area
86	WIM/WIGE/Capstone	Included	Multiple General Education and/or major courses also fulfill this area
87	CAS Exploratory Requirement	12
88	Major	76
89	Electives	8
90	Total Credits:	124
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