The table below includes only the discipline-specific courses. Please refer to the Academic Regulations for information on the Honours bachelor's with double major and the Honours bachelor's with major and minor.

Major in Statistics

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Co-operative education is available when taken as part of an honours degree.

The extended French stream is available when taken as part of an honours degree.

MAT1320 Calculus I 3
MAT1325 Calculus II and an Introduction to Analysis1 3
MAT1341 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3
MAT2122 Multivariable Calculus 3
MAT2125 Elementary Real Analysis 3
MAT2141 Linear Algebra I 3
or
MAT2342 Introduction to Applied Linear Algebra 3
MAT2371 Introduction to Probability 3
MAT2375 Introduction to Statistics 3
MAT3375 Regression Analysis2 3
MAT3377 Sampling and Surveys2 3
MAT3378 Analysis of experimental designs2 3
12 credits among3
MAT3172 Foundations of Probability 3
MAT3379 Introduction to Time Series Analysis 3
MAT4175 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics2 3
MAT4371 Applied Probability 3
MAT4374 Modern Computational Statistics 3
MAT4375 Multivariate Statistical Methods 3
MAT4376 Topics in Statistics 3
MAT4377 Topics in Applied Probability 3
MAT4378 Categorical Data Analysis in Biostatistics 3
6 MAT credits at the 3000 level or above.
The following courses are recommended for students interested in pursuing graduate studies in probability or statistics:
MAT3120 Real Analysis 3
MAT3121 Complex Analysis I 3
MAT3341 Applied Linear Algebra 3
Other courses in probability and statistics which may be of interest include:
MAT4170 Probability Theory I 3
MAT4171 Probability Theory II 3
MAT4372 Financial Mathematics 3
The course MAT3153 cannot be counted for credit if you have previously passed MAT4153. You may however take MAT3153 and then subsequently take MAT4153, and count both for credit.
Note(s)
1The course MAT1325 can be replaced by MAT1322 with the permission of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
2This is a required course for A.Stat. accreditation.
3Courses accredited by the Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) and which may be used to satisfy the requirements for the professional title of A.Stat. from the SSC. Consult the Department of Mathematics and Statistics for more details.

This message is intended for students registered in the Faculty of Science. If the components of your program of study require common compulsory courses, you will have to replace the credits as follows:

1) 1000-level courses must be replaced with electives;

2) 2000-level courses and above must be replaced with courses from either discipline at the same level or above.

Please note that all programs in the Faculty of Science require a minimum of 12 credits from the Faculties of Arts, Education, Law, Social Science or the School of Management. Once you have decided on the replacement courses, please inform the Office of Undergraduate Programs of the Faculty of Science by email at [email protected] so we may amend your Rabaska audit accordingly.

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