STAT 130

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Introduction to the Department of Statistics

Statistics College of Computational, Mathematical, & Physical Sciences

Course Description

A review of the different major/emphasis options, class planning, and information on department resources.

When Taught

Fall Term 1; Fall Term 2; Winter Term 1; Winter Term 2.

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0.5

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1

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0

Other Prerequisites

This class must be taken before or concurrently with Stat 123, Stat 230, Stat 240.

Recommended

Stat 121

Note

This class should be taken the first semester as a freshman or the first semester after declaring as a statistics or actuarial science major.

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Understanding Major/Emphasis Options

Learning Outcome

Students will be able to identify and compare the different major and emphasis options available within the department, understanding the unique focus and career opportunities each offers.

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Develop Effective Class Planning Skills

Learning Outcome

Students will learn how to create a comprehensive graduation plan that aligns with their academic and career goals, including selecting appropriate courses and managing their academic schedule.

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Utilize Department Resources

Learning Outcome

Students will gain knowledge about the various resources provided by the department, such as advising services, academic support, and extracurricular opportunities, and learn how to effectively utilize them to enhance their educational experience.

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Internships and Research

Learning Outcome

Students will know how to search and obtain academic internships, department employment, and research opportunities.

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Integrate Department Resources in Academic Planning

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate the ability to incorporate department resources into their academic planning process, ensuring they are fully supported throughout their academic journey and are making informed decisions.

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Develop a Tailored Resume

Learning Outcome

Students will create a tailored resume that effectively communicates their proficiency in statistical analysis, software, and programming skills to potential employers.