The University of Tennessee                                          
Department of Statistics, Operations, and Management Science  

  

 

 

 

 

 

Approved IGSP Courses

Level A

Level B

Level C

 

Level A Sequences: Level A courses are introductory, graduate-level applied statistics courses.

  • (PSS 561 Statistics for Biological Research or Stat 531 or Stat 537) and (AS 571/PSS 571 Design and Analysis of Biological Research)
  • Stat 531-532*‡ Survey of Statistical Methods I, II
  • Stat 571 - 572 Statistical Methods, Applied Regression Analysis
  • Stat 537-538 ‡ Statistics for Research I, II
  • One of (Stat 531, 537 or 571) and Stat 566 Statistical Techniques in Industrial Processes
  • Pol.Sci. 512-513 Quantitative Political Analysis I, II
  • (College of Social Work only) (Stat 531 or 537) and Soc. Wk. 606
  • (IE 516 Statistical Methods in Industrial Engineering or Stat 571) and Stat 572
  • Stat 472 Regression Analysis and Stat 473 Experimental Design and Analysis (Credit not given for both Stat 472 and Stat 572 or for both Stat 473 and Stat 573)
  • SW 605 and SW 606 Analysis of Social Work Data I, II*
  • Psychology 521 - 522 Analysis of Variance for Social Sciences - Multiple Regression for Social Sciences

*Sequence typically does not prepare students for higher-level statistics courses.  Approved for MS or MA with statistics minor only.  Doctoral students wishing to have Stat 531-2 apply as Level A courses may petition to do so after successful completion (grade B or better) of at least one Level B or C course in the Department of Statistics.

‡ Courses do not count toward the M.S. in Statistics.

2007 - 08 Graduate Catalog Descriptions

 

Level B: Level B courses are graduate-level applied statistics courses which have Level A (or equivalent) prerequisites.

  Ag Econ 524 Econometric Methods in Agricultural Economics NE 579 Advanced Monitoring and Diagnostic Techniques
Stat 573 Design of Experiments AS 572 Least Squares Analysis NE 585 Process System Reliability and Safety
Stat 574 Data Mining Methods and Applications AS 675 Statistical Genomics  Pol. Sci. 610 Special Topics in Empirical Theory and Methodology
Stat 575 Applied Time Series Econ 582 Elements of Econometrics I Psy 554 Laboratory in Psychometrics
Stat 578 Categorical Data Analysis Econ 583 Elements of Econometrics II  Psy 555 Psychometrics
Stat 579 Applied Multivariate Methods IIE 556 Data Mining in Engineering and Manufacturing Psy 607 Seminar in Applied Psychometrics
Stat 583 Special Topics in Applied Statistics IOP 569 Applied Measurement for Industrial/Organizational Psychology  
Stat 593 Independent Study IOP 627 Structural Equation Models in Organizational Research   

2007 - 08 Graduate Catalog Descriptions

 

Level C: Level C courses are advanced applied courses or theory courses which have statistics and mathematics prerequisites.

Stat 563-564 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics - Theory of Statistical Inference Stat 673 Advanced Topics in Design of Experiments and Linear Models IIE 605 Probabilistic Methods for Engineering Systems Math 525-526 Statistics
Stat 567 Analysis of Lifetime Data Stat 674 Advanced Data Mining Mgmt Sci 532 Stochastic Models in Management Science Math 527 Stochastic Modeling
Stat 662 Computational Methods in Statistics Stat 677 Statistical Modeling Mgmt Science 681 Special Topics* NE 653 Theory of Information Processing
Stat 663, 664 Advanced Statistics Theory I, II Stat 679 Multivariate Statistical Modeling Math 423-425 Probability I, Statistics  
Stat 666 Advanced Statistical Process Control Stat 683 Special Topics in Statistics  Math 523-524 Probability  

* ARIMA Models of Supply Chains.  Other Special Topics must secure IGSP approval.

2007 - 08 Graduate Catalog Descriptions

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