Statistics courses at Auburn
7,072 STAT courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- STAT 7000Experimental Statistics I
- STAT 7010Experimental Statistics II
- STAT 7020Regression Analysis
- STAT 7030Categorical Data Analysis
- STAT 7040Biostatistics
- STAT 7100Statistical Analysis of Survey, Aggregate and Large Data Sources
- STAT 7250Practical Data Analysis and Computation for the Life Sciences
- STAT 7270Experimental Design in Psychology
- STAT 7300Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- STAT 7310Advanced Engineering Statistics II
- STAT 7600Statistical Theory and Methods I
- STAT 7610Statistical Theory and Methods II
- STAT 7620Nonparametric Statistics
- STAT 7630Bayesian Statistics
- STAT 7650Computational Statistics
- STAT 7670Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis
- STAT 7700Generalized Linear Models
- STAT 7780Survival Analysis
- STAT 7800Linear Models
- STAT 7810Modern Stochastic Processes I
- STAT 7820Applied Stochastic Processes I
- STAT 7830Applied Stochastic Processes II
- STAT 7840Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
- STAT 7850Theory of Statistical Inference
- STAT 7860Applied Time Series Analysis
- STAT 7930Statistical Consulting Practicum
- STAT 7940Capstone Project
- STAT 7950Seminar2 credits
- STAT 7960Special Problems in Statistics10 credits
- STAT 7970Special Topics6 credits
- STAT 7980Special Project
- STAT 7990Research and Thesis