DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS COURSE SCHEDULE -- FALL 2001 (Tentative as of 8/20/01)

STCC 101 - ACTIVITY BASED STATISTICS(3 Credits) (Final Exam:  12/14 (F), 11:20am-1:20pm)
 Utts: Seeing Through Statistics, 2nd ed., Brooks Cole Div. of ITP
Must register for Lecture AND Laboratory
Lecture:

Laboratory

STCC 201 - GENERAL STATISTICS (3 Credits) (Common Final Exam:  12/10 (M), 1:30-3:30pm)
Optional: Moore: Basic practice of Statistics + Student Minitab Manual + CD Rom, 2nd ed., Bedford/Freeman/Worth
Sections 001 thru 008 MUST register for ONE Recitation in the R01 thru R08 group
Section 009 MUST register for R09
Lectures :

Recitations:

STCC204 - STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS (3 Credits) (Common Final Exam:  12/10 (M), 1:30-3:30pm)
Required Text: Mason/Lind/Marchal - Statistical Techniques in Business and Economics, 10th Ed. (ISBN:0-07-303935-7), McGraw-Hill.
Optional: Student version of Minitab; Study Guide
Sections 001 thru 008 MUST register for ONE Laboratory in the L01 thru L08 group
Section 009 MUST register for L09 -- Note:  All Laboratories have one scheduled hour plus one hour arranged
Lectures:

Laboratories:

STCC 301 - INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL METHODSCredits)
(Final Exam: 001, 12-12 (W), 7:00-9:00am / 002, 12-13 (R), 9:10-11:10am / 003, 12-11 (T), 7:00-9:00am /
004, 12-11 (T), 11:20a-1:20pm / 005, 12-10 (M), 9:10-11:10am / 006, 12-11 (T), 8:00-10:00pm )
Devore/Peck: Statistics: The Exploration and Analysis of Data, 4th ed, Duxbury/Wadsworth

ST 302 - DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS(3 Credits) (Final Exam: 12/12 (W),11:20a-1:20pm)
 Steel/Torrie: Principles & Procedures of Statistics, 1997, McGraw Hill)

ST 303 - INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS PRINCIPLES (3 Credits) (Final Exam: 12/11 (T), 9:10am-11:10am)
Previous Text:  Cooper: Probabilistic Methods of Signal & System Analysis, 1999 3rd, Oxford/Saunders

ST 304 - MULTIPLE REGRESSION ANALYSIS (3 Credits) MOVED TO SPRING SEMESTER

ST 305 – SAMPLING TECHNIQUES (3 Credits) (Final Exam: 12/10 (M), 9:10-11:10am)
Scheaffer/Mendenhall/Ott: Elementary Survey Sampling w/3" disk, 1996, ITP Wadsworth (Duxbury)

STCC 307 - INTRODUCTION TO BIOSTATISTICS (3 Credits)(Final Exam: 001=12/13 (R), 9:10-11:10am,  002/003 = 12/12 (W), 11:20a-1:20pm,  004 = 12/14 (F), 11:20a-1:20p)
Required: Samuels/Witmer: Statistics for the Life Sciences, 1999, Prentice Hall (with Minitab)
Optional: Student version of Minitab
Note:  Section 003 will REQUIRE Minitab.

STCC 309 - ENGINEERING STATISTICS (3 Credits) (Final Exam: 12/14 (F), 9:10-11:10a)
Devore: Probability and Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences, 5th ed.,  ITP/Duxbury

ST 310 – DATA ANALYSIS & DATABASE MANAGEMENT TOOLS (3 Credits)   (Final Exam: 12/10 (M), 11:20a-1:20pm)
MS Access 2000 Illustrated Introductory and Explore MS Access 2000 Brief CBT,  Course Technology (A div. of Intl Thompson Publishing) (Shrink wrapped)

STCC311 - STATISTICS FOR BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES I (3 Credits) (Final Exam: 12/10 (M), 3:40-5:40p)
Howell: Statistical Methods for Psychology, 5th Ed., ITP/Duxbury

ST 420 - PROBABILITY/MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I (3 Credits)  (Final Exam: 12/12 (W), 11:20a-1:20pm)
Larsen: Intro to Mathematical Statistics and Its Applications, 2001 (3rd ed.), Prentice Hall

ST 495 - INDEPENDENT STUDY (Var.) (No text)

ST 501 - STATISTICAL SCIENCE (1 Credit) (No Final Exam)    No Text - Instructor Handouts
Offered via DISTANCE / LIVE TAPING

ST 511 - DESIGN & DATA ANALYSIS FOR RESEARCHERS I (4 Credits)
(Final Exam:  001/R01 = 12/10 (M), 9:10a-11:10a; 002/R02 = 12/10 (M),11:20a-1:20p)
Required:  Ott: Intro to Statistical Methods and Data Analysis w/3" disk, 5th edition, ITP Wadsworth
Optional:  Schlotzhauer’s SAS System for Elementary Statistical Analysis, 2nd, SAS Institute
001 must register for R01; 002 must register for R02.
Offered via DISTANCE AS A LIBRARY COURSE (Sections 818 and Z18)
Instructor on tape: Hari Iyer         Contact for Distance Students: Bill Coar (coar@stat.colostate.edu)/491-3770

ST 520 - INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY THEORY (4 Credits)
(Final Exam may be done: 12/10 (M), 9:10a-11:10a OR 12/10 (M), 11:20a-1:20p OR a combination of both)
Required Text:  Grimett and Stirzaker, Probability and Random Processes, 3rd Ed., Oxford University Press (Paper)
Offered via DISTANCE/LIVE TAPING (Section 801)

ST 521 - STOCHASTIC PROCESSES I (3 Credits)
Required Text:  Taylor/Karlin, Introduction to Stochastic Modeling, 1998, Academic Press
Offered via DISTANCE AS A LIBRARY COURSE (Section 818)
Instructor on tape: Moin Siddiqui        Contact for Distance students:  Aggie Chadraa (chadraa@stat.colostate.edu)/491-21620

ST 522 - STOCHASTIC PROCESSES II (CANCELLED)

ST 525 - ANALYSIS OF TIME SERIES I (3 Credits)   (Final Exam: 12/11 (T), 11:20a-1:20p)
Brockwell/Davis: Intro to Time Series and Forecasting, Springer, 1996

ST 530 - MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS (3 Credits)
Required Text:  Instructor Prepared Notes available from the University's Bookstore (970-491-5461)
Offered via DISTANCE AS A LIBRARY COURSE (Section 818)
Instructor on tape: Jan Hannig       Contact for Distance students:  Aggie Chadraa (chadraa@stat.colostate.edu)/491-21620

ST 540 - DATA ANALYSIS AND REGRESSION (3 Credits)    (Final Exam: 12/11 (T), 9:10a-11:10a)
Kutner, Nachtschiem, Wasserman, Neter: Applied Linear Statistical Models (4th ed. '96), Irwin
Offered via DISTANCE AS A LIBRARY COURSE (Section 818) Instructor: Jennifer Hoeting

ST 586 - PRACTICUM/CONSULTING TECHNIQUES (OFFERED SPRING SEMESTER)

ST 592 - SEMINAR (1 Credit) (No text) (No final exam)
Note:  M.S. statistics students are to register for ST 592.   Ph.D. students are to register for ST792.

ST 600 - STATISTICAL COMPUTING (3 Credits)    (Final Exam: 12/14 (F), 11:20a-1:20p)
Lange -- Numerical Analysis for Statisticians, 1999, Springer + instructor prepared course packet available from the Library
Offered via DISTANCE/LIVE TAPING (Section 801)

ST 605 - THEORY OF SAMPLING TECHNIQUES (3 Credits)    (Final Exam: 12/14 (F), 9:10-11:10am)
Cochran: Sampling Techniques, 3rd Ed., Wiley
Offered via DISTANCE/LIVE TAPING (Section 801)

ST 650 - DESIGN AND LINEAR MODELING II (3 Credits) (Final Exam: TBA)
Hocking:  Methods and Applications of Linear Models, 1996, Wiley

ST 684  - SUPERVISED COLLEGE TEACHING (1-3 credits)
201/204 TAs should register for 3 credits of ST684

ST 695 - INDEPENDENT STUDY (Var.) (No text)

ST 699 - THESIS (Var.) (No text required) (DISTANCE/no taping required)

ST 722 - APPLIED PROBABILITY AND STOCHASTIC PROCESSES II (3 Credits)
Textbook decision needed

ST 730 - ADVANCED THEORY OF STATISTICS I - CANCELLED

ST 740 - ADVANCED STATISTICAL METHODS/BAYESIAN STATISTICS  (3 Credits)
Optional:  Bernardo/Smith: Bayesian Theory, 2000 (Paper), Wiley
Optional:  Tanner, Tools for Statistical Inference, 1996, Springer

ST 792 - SEMINAR (1 Cr.) (No text)
Note:  Ph.D. statistics students register for ST 792.  M.S. students should register for ST 592.

ST 795 - INDEPENDENT STUDY(Var.) (No text)

ST 796 - GROUP STUDY (Var.) (No text)

ST 799 - DISSERTATION (Var.) (No text)

CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION   272611     CR-OFF (Off Campus)      272610     CR-ON (On Campus)
Students who are not otherwise registered must use the CR-On/Off option.
CR-ON is required in the semester of graduation, regardless of student location

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Department of Statistics, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1877
Phone: (970)-491-5269      Fax:(970) 491-7895    
Dept Email: stats@lamar.colostate.edu
Email: webm@stat.colostate.edu                  Last Modified: April 08, 2002