COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Statistics program follows a comprehensive four-year plan totaling 120 credit hours, designed to build strong analytical, mathematical, and problem-solving skills. In the first year, students focus on foundational courses such as Analytic Geometry and Calculus I & II, English Composition, social sciences, and foreign language studies to establish essential communication and quantitative reasoning abilities. The second year advances to Calculus III and Applied Statistics, with added emphasis on regression analysis, ANOVA, and programming for data science, ensuring proficiency in statistical software and coding. As students progress into the third year, coursework deepens with Theoretical Statistics I & II, Statistical Data Management, and upper-level electives that integrate theory with application. The curriculum also includes arts, humanities, and natural sciences to foster a well-rounded education. In the final year, students engage in Statistical Consulting, applying their skills in real-world data analysis and interpretation projects, while completing advanced electives that align with their professional interests. Throughout the program, diversity, communication, and complex issue requirements enhance critical thinking and ethical understanding. By graduation, students are fully prepared for careers in data analysis, business analytics, and research or to pursue advanced studies in statistics, data science, or related fields.