Applied Statistics Certificate

The Certificate in Applied Statistics combines basic work in statistics, which is required for many majors and graduate degree programs, with additional coursework in applied statistics. The coursework is designed to broaden the abilities of scientists and social scientists who already have degrees, but who need more training in applying statistics to their research and employment activities.

The minimum required GPA for the awarding of the certificate is 2.0. Consult an advisor in the Department of Statistics and Biostatistics for clarification and interpretation of requirements. The certificate consists of 24-25 units, plus 4-5 units of prerequisites. At least 4 units must be at the graduate level.

Core Courses (12-13 units)

Applied Statistical Methodology (8-9 units)

Data Analysis Using Statistical Packages (4 units)

STAT 3900 - Data Analysis Using Statistical Packages Units: 4
or
STAT 4950 - Advanced Statistical Packages for Data Analysis Units: 4
or
STAT 6250 - SAS Programming Units: 4
A person skilled in statistical programming may provide evidence of such proficiency and substitute a course for one of these, with the approval of an advisor.

Electives (12 units)

Choose from the following courses not taken above:

STAT 3050 - Statistics: from Data to Decisions Units: 4
STAT 3510 - Sampling Procedures for Surveys Units: 4
STAT 3910 - Statistical Software Usage Units: 4
STAT 4515 - Applied Multivariate Analysis Units: 4
STAT 4601 - Regression Units: 4
STAT 4610 - Introduction to Nonparametric Statistical Methods Units: 4
STAT 4860 - Undergraduate Seminar Units: 4 or
STAT 4869 - Undergraduate Seminar Units: 4
STAT 5300 - Quality Engineering Units: 4 or cross-listed ENGR 5300 .
STAT 6010 - Applied Analysis of Variance Units: 4
STAT 6011 - Statistical Modeling for Management and Economics Units: 4
STAT 6020 - Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials Units: 4
STAT 6300 - Applied Quality Assurance Units: 4 or cross-listed ENGR 6300 .

Course Descriptions

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