Data Analysis Minor (DTA)

Data Analysis is an activity at the intersection of statistics, computing, and a particular domain of application. The emphasis in the Data Analysis program is on the statistical methods that support data analysis. It may be of particular interest to students of business, finance, economics, and any of the natural or social sciences.

Program Contact: Dr. William Harris

Students majoring in Mathematics may not minor in Data Analysis.
Core Courses15 hours
Elective Courses3 hours
Total18

Core Courses

Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
MAT111Elementary Probability and StatisticsCredit Hour(s)DepartmentDownload as PDFMathematics, Physics, and Computer Science3.00

An introductory study of statistics, including such topics as numerical and graphical descriptive statistics, sampling methods and design of studies and experiments, basic probability, the distribution of sampling statistics, and inferential procedures such as confidence intervals and tests of hypotheses. Not applicable to a major or minor in Mathematics.

Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
15

Elective Courses

Select one course from the following:

Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
3
Total credits:
18