Applied Statistics and Data Analysis Certificate
This comprehensive training program in applied statistics and data analysis uses modern software and is intended for professionals and graduate students who want a short-term program to strengthen their statistical skills.
Program Requirements
The program requires a moderate math background including two semesters of college-level calculus. Students must earn a minimum 2.75 GPA overall with no individual grade less than a C.
Courses already taken by distance through the statistics department at Colorado State University can be applied to this certificate. Please note that we do not accept transfer courses toward this certificate.
Program Curriculum
Studies include an introduction to probability and statistical theory, a two-term sequence on data analysis, and additional training in spatial analysis, environmental statistics, or multivariate analysis.
- STAT 315 - Statistics for Engineers and Scientists (3 cr.)
- STAT 511 - Design and Data Analysis for Researchers I (4 cr.)
- STAT 512 - Design and Data Analysis for Researchers II (4 cr.)
OR
STAT 540 - Data Analysis and Regression (3 cr.) - STAT 523 - Quantitative Spatial Analysis (3 cr.)
OR
STAT 460 - Applied Multivariate Analysis (3 cr.)
OR
STAT 547 / CIVE 547 - Statistics for Environmental Monitoring (3 cr.)
More Information
About distance education and registration:
Frances Betts
(970) 491-0675
fbetts@learn.colostate.edu
About the curriculum:
Dr. Jana Anderson
(970) 491-7454
anderson@stat.colostate.eduBetsy Munson
(970) 491-5268
munson@stat.colostate.edu
Certificate at a Glance
Delivery
Total Credits
13 to 15 credits
Tuition
$520 per credit
Time Frame
Varies based on the number of credits completed each semester.
Designed For
Students whose mathematical or statistical skills are underdeveloped, or those attempting to meet the requirements of other programs.
What you will earn
A Certificate of Completion will be issued when all courses have been completed with a passing grade.

