Statistics—Introductory Courses
- Alternative introductory courses in applied statistics:
- STT 211: Applied Statistics for the Social Sciences I
- STT 212: Applied Statistics for the Biological and Physical Sciences I
- STT 213: Elements of Probability and Math Statistics
Each of these courses introduces the concepts and methods of statistics, as applied in science, government and industry, with real-world examples, and an introduction to the use of computer-based statistical software.
The three courses are available to students and have no prerequisites, except STT 213 is at a slightly higher level.
STT 211 and STT 212 have a sequel, STT 216: Applied Statistics II.
The program also offers a mathematics-based sequence in statistical theory, STT 201 and STT 203, which are cross-listed with the Department of Mathematics.
View additional courses available to undergraduates and graduate students in applied fields. Other introductory courses with some statistical content are offered by some of the social science departments; see their listings for further information.