Program: Applied Statistics Minor - Southern Oregon University - Modern Campus Catalog™

May 14, 2025

2013-14 Catalog

Applied Statistics Minor

27-28 credits

Students must meet all applicable requirements listed in the Minors section of this catalog, including the Minor residence requirement.

Requirements

Introductory Statistics Course:

MTH 243 - Introduction to Statistical Methods 4 credits

A second lower-division applied statistics course chosen from: *

BA 282 - Applied Business Statistics 4 credits
or
MTH 244 - Applied Statistical Methods 4 credits
or
PSY 229 - Methods, Statistics, and Applications II 4 credits
* Students who elect to take a third upper division statistics topic may petition the Mathematics Department to substitute that course for the second lower-division applied statistics course.

Differential Calculus:

MTH 251 - Calculus I 4 credits

Integral Calculus:

MTH 252 - Calculus II 4 credits

Probability:

MTH 361 - Probability 4 credits

Any one topic chosen from this advanced statistics course *

MTH 461 - Topics in Probability and Statistics 4 credits each
or
MTH 461A - Multivariate Statistical Analysis 4 credits
or
MTH 461B - Regression Analysis 4 credits
or
MTH 461C - Financial Mathematics 4 credits
or
MTH 461D - Actuarial Mathematics 4 credits
or
MTH 461E - Analysis of Variance 4 credits
* Note: Some MTH 461 topics may have additional prerequisites. Click on topic to see prerequisites.

A second upper-division advanced statistics course chosen from: *

BI 345 - Biostatistics 4 credits
or
EC 332 - Quantitative Methods and Application 4 credits
or
ES 386 - Environmental Data Analysis 4 credits
or
GEOG 386 - Environmental Data Analysis 4 credits
or a second topic chosen from:
MTH 461 - Topics in Probability and Statistics 4 credits each
or
MTH 461A - Multivariate Statistical Analysis 4 credits
or
MTH 461B - Regression Analysis 4 credits
or
MTH 461C - Financial Mathematics 4 credits
or
MTH 461D - Actuarial Mathematics 4 credits
or
MTH 461E - Analysis of Variance 4 credits
or
OAL 425 - Program Evaluation 3 credits
or
PE 412 - Evaluation for Health and Physical Education 4 credits
or
SOC 327 - Quantitative Data Analysis 4 credits
*Students who elect to take a third upper division statistics topic may petition the Mathematics Department to substitute that course for the second lower-division applied statistics course.