MS in Statistical Analytics, Computing and Modeling

This program is designed to provide the student with competency in the major areas of statistical and mathematical application, working knowledge of mathematical and/or statistical software, and sufficient theoretical background to serve as a foundation for continued professional development. A student entering the program is expected to have completed at least 6 semester hours of advanced mathematics beyond multivariate calculus and differential equations. Students lacking these prerequisites may be admitted conditionally.

Mathematics faculty members are committed to educating students in the scientific and engineering environment. Students will develop their logical reasoning, critical thinking, technical communication, and computational skills through mathematics courses.

The College of Education and Human Performance (CEHP) prepares professionals for responsibility and leadership positions in a global society. Faculty and staff are dedicated to enabling students to attain high academic, professional, and ethical standards that promote student achievement and lifelong learning. The programs prepare students to be successful in their professional careers by integrating technology, valuing diversity, and promoting authentic knowledge applications.

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