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| Dr. Leszek Gawarecki |
lgawarec@kettering.edu |
| Department Head |
810_762_9557 |
| Kettering University |
| 1700 West Third Avenue |
Department FAX:
810_762_9796
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| Flint, Michigan
48504_4898 |
TOLL FREE:
800_955_4464 |
Students majoring in applied mathematics at Kettering University
with concentration in
Applied Statistics
will study modern statistical methods related to the acquisition,
organization, analysis, and interpretation of data.
This concentration includes courses that emphasize the theory and application
of probability, statistics, and mathematical modeling. This concentration
also provides excellent preparation for the student interested in starting a
career in the actuarial profession.
The curriculum for applied mathematics includes
core mathematics courses
that are common to both concentrations. These courses comprise
about one quarter of the total credits in the program.
Considerable emphasis is placed on additional core courses in
science, management and humanities.
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Kettering University is currently in the final stages of a
major curriculum reform process.
If there are any differences between the information on this page and the
Catalog, the Catalog takes precedence.
In addition to the core mathematics courses take by all mathematics majors
at Kettering University, the student with concentration in
Applied Statistics will also take the following courses:
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Course # |
Course Name |
Credit Hours
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| IEN-332 | Engineering Statistics II | 4
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| IEN-333 | Engineering Statistics III | 4
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| IEN-434 | Engineering Statistics IV | 4
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| MATH-426 | Mathematical Statistics I | 4
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| MATH-427 | Mathematical Statistics II | 4
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| Industrial/Math Sequence | 8
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| TOTAL:
| 28
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The student with concentration in Applied Statistics should select at least
two Industrial/Math electives from the following courses:
| IEN-321 | Systems Modeling I: Deterministic Models
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| IEN-422 | Systems Modeling II: Stochastic Models
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| IEN-423 | Systems Modeling III: Production Systems & Simulation
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| MATH-428 | Sampling Theory
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| MATH-438 | Data Analysis for Engineers and Scientists
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Mathematics Department
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Kettering University
1700 West Third Avenue •
Flint, Michigan 48504_4898 •
1_800_955_4464
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