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Applied & Computational Mathematics Emphasis (ACME)
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Statistics

Course Requirements
Major Academic Plan
Career Paths

RequirementsClass NumberClass NameHours*OfferedPrerequisitesNotes
Complete OneSTAT 201
or
STAT 121		Statistics for Engineers and Scientists3:3:0F/W/SprMATH 112
or MATH 113
or MATH 119		Preferred
Introduction to Statistical Data Analysis3:3:1F/W/Spr-Su/Spr/Su-Recommended
MATH 110 or equivalent
Complete AllSTAT 230Statistical Modeling 13:3:0F/W/Sp

STAT 121

or STAT 201

Recommended
STAT 130 & MATH 112
STAT 240Probability and Inference 13:3:0F/WMATH 112 
& STAT 201 (or STAT 121)		Recommended
MATH 113 & STAT 130
STAT 330Statistical Modeling 23:3:0F/WMATH 213
& STAT 230		Recommended
MATH 113 & STAT 250 
STAT 340Probability and Inference 2
3:3:0F/WMATH 113 
& STAT 240		Recommended
STAT 123 & STAT 124
RecommendedSTAT 130
Introduction to the Department of Statistics0.5:1:0
FT1/FT2/WT1/WT2This class must be taken before or concurrently with Stat 123 & Stat 230 & Stat 240This class should be taken the first semester as a freshman or the first semester after declaring as a statistics or actuarial science major.
Recommended
Stat 121
STAT 250Applied R Programming3:3:0F/WSTAT 121 or 201
STAT 124SAS Base Programming Skills1.5:1.5:1.5SprSTAT 121 
or STAT 201

*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab

Note: We recommend that all students doing the statistics concentration declare a minor in statistics. Be aware that many statistics classes can be hard to get into because of high demand. While some preference for enrollment is given to statistics minors, you should make alternative plans in case you cannot get into the classes you need in a given semester.

Statistics Concentration recommended schedule (EMC2)

Each concentration has 2 MAPs (Major Academic Plans); one for students who have completed MATH 113 (Start with EMC2) and those who have not (Start with Math 112).

Statistics: EMC2

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  • It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu). If you have credit for Math 113, you can start EMC2 now.
  • Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.

Statistics: No Prior Calculus Credit

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