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Course work

Candidates for the Doctor of Philosophy w88 online casino must satisfy all general requirements of the Graduate School. The following requirements must be met prior to the granting of the w88 online casino:

  • Minimum of 72 w88 online casino credits
  • Minimum of 48 w88 online casino credits of course work
  • Minimum of 30 credits of 700-level w88 online casino credits (not counting dissertation) • Minimum of 24 dissertation credits
  • Maximum of 24 graduate credits (including a maximum of 18 700-level graduate credits) from a completed master’s w88 online casino program or previous post-baccalaureate work may be applied to the program, per Graduate Director approval
  • All requirements, excluding prerequisite graduate courses, must be completed within 8 years immediately preceding the granting of the w88 online casino

Required courses

The following courses or their equivalents must be satisfactorily completed for the doctoral w88 online casino in
Statistics and Data Science:

  • MATH 713 – Abstract and Real Analysis (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 705 – Probability Theory (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 706 – Probability and Measure (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 725 – Mathematical Statistics I (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 726 – Mathematical Statistics II (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 735 – Linear Models I (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 736 – Linear Models II (3 units) (pending)
  • w88 online casino 753 – Stochastic Models and Simulations (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 755 – Multivariate Data Analysis (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 756 – Survival Analysis (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 758 – Time Series Analysis (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 745 – Statistical Computing (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 760 – Statistical Learning (3 units)
  • w88 online casino 799 – Dissertation (minimum of 24 units)
  • Approved 600/700-level electives, based on research interests (9 units)

Electives

Electives will be approved by the student’s w88 online casino Advisory Committee. Appropriate courses outside
the Department of Mathematics and Statistics may be approved, depending on the student’s research
interests.
Example electives in Mathematics and Statistics Department:

  • w88 online casino 653 Categorical Data Analysis
  • w88 online casino 775 Advanced Topics in Statistics
  • MATH 630 Linear Algebra II
  • MATH 640 Topology
  • MATH 659 Topics in Probability
  • MATH 666 Numerical Methods I
  • MATH 667 Numerical Methods II
  • MATH 714 Real Analysis II
  • MATH 794 Research in Mathematical Sciences

Example electives in other programs:

  • ATMS 745 Atmospheric Turbulence
  • ATMS 746 Atmospheric modeling
  • BCH 706 Functional Genomics
  • BCH 707 Protein Structure and Function
  • BCH 709 Bioinformatics
  • BIOL 604 Population Genetics
  • CS 615 Parallel Computing
  • CS 657 Database Management Systems
  • CS 677 Analysis of Algorithms
  • EE 782 Random Signal Analysis and Estimation Theory
  • PHY 732 Statistical Mechanics

The department is in the process of developing other classes in Mathematics and Statistics that can be used as electives.

Qualifying exams

After the first year, and by the end of the third year, every student must pass one written qualifying exam in the theory of Mathematical Statistics (STAT 725 and STAT 726), and a written qualifying exam in one of the following areas: Qualifying Exam in Probability (STAT 705 and STAT 706) or Qualifying Exam in Applied Statistics (STAT 735 and STAT 736). The students will be allowed a maximum of two attempts at each of the exams in the first three years of the Ph.D. program. Each exam can be passed at the M.S. level (low pass) or Ph.D. level (high pass). To proceed with the Ph.D. program both exams must be passed at the Ph.D. level. If at least one exam is passed at the M.S. level, the student, if the academic record warrants it and the Graduate Committee approves of it, will end her/his program with an M.S. w88 online casino in Statistics and Data Science.

M.S. w88 online casino along the way to Ph.D

Students in the Ph.D. program in Statistics and Data Science may earn an M.S. w88 online casino in Mathematics with an emphasis in Statistics along the way to Ph.D., by satisfying the current M.S. w88 online casino requirements. Students qualify in the semester in which all w88 online casino requirements for the master's have been met. Students should apply to graduation using the paperwork required for an M.S. w88 online casino and a memo from the Statistics Graduate Program Director. A maximum of 24 credits (including a maximum of 18 700- level courses) used for the master’s w88 online casino can be applied to a Ph.D. w88 online casino, upon approval of the Program Director. The M.S. thesis credits used for an M.S. w88 online casino cannot be applied toward a Ph.D. w88 online casino. At the same time, the M.S. thesis credits can be counted as Ph.D. dissertation credits (upon Graduate Committee approval) if they have not been used for an M.S. w88 online casino. A maximum of 9 graduate credits earned outside of the program can be applied towards an M.S. Mathematics w88 online casino; these credits can be further applied to a Ph.D. w88 online casino as part of 24 credits transferred from M.S. to Ph.D. w88 online casino (in other words, up to 24 credits can be double-counted, and up to 9 credits can be triple-counted). PLEASE CHECK THE GRADUATE SCHOOL’S WEB SITE FOR CURRENT CREDIT TRANSFER POLICIES.

Admittance to candidacy

To be admitted into Ph.D. candidacy, after successfully completing the first 2-3 years of coursework and passing written qualifying exams, a student must pass an oral exam in the area of specialty. Students will be expected to complete their oral exam by the end of their third year. The exam is directed by the student's w88 online casino Advisory Committee. A student is expected to submit a written dissertation proposal to the w88 online casino Advisory Committee prior to exam. The purpose of the exam is two-fold, serving both as a subject-specific oral exam and defense of a dissertation proposal. It provides students an opportunity to formulate a clear plan for their dissertation research, and to strengthen their background following their written exams and in preparation for conducting their own dissertation research.

Ph.D. dissertation

A student will prepare a Ph.D. dissertation supervised by a w88 online casino faculty member in the Mathematics and Statistics department and approved by the student's w88 online casino Advisory Committee, followed by a public oral presentation. The dissertation is then submitted for the w88 online casino School and institutional approval.

w88 online casino School Academic Requirements

All w88 online casino students must maintain a cumulative w88 online casino GPA of 3.0. If their GPA drops below
3.0 they are either placed on probation or dismissed. Undergraduate courses will not count towards
w88 online casino GPA.

Probation: students whose cumulative w88 online casino GPA is 0.1 to 0.6 points below that needed for a 3.0
GPA are put on probation. Students are placed on academic probation for one semester. If they fail
to raise their cumulative GPA to 3.0 by the end of one semester, they are dismissed from their
w88 online casino program. Thesis, dissertation, S/U graded credits, and transfer credits have no impact on a
student’s GPA.

Dismissal: students whose cumulative w88 online casino GPA is 0.7 or more grade points below that needed
for a 3.0 GPA are dismissed. Dismissed students are no longer in a w88 online casino program but may take
graduate-level courses as a Grad Special. Students wishing to complete their w88 online casino must obtain
approval to take w88 online casino-level courses, raise their w88 online casino GPA to at least 3.0 and then re-apply to
a w88 online casino program. Any courses taken to raise their GPA will be included in the w88 online casino special/
transfer credit limitation (9 credits for master’s degrees).

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Please note: this represents the program handbook for the 2020-2021 academic year only. For an archived version of a previous year's handbook, or to obtain a hard copy of this current year's program handbook, please contact the program director.