Full-Time Students
Full-time students must take at least 6 credits ( MAT 7404 and MAT 8400 ) in the fall semester and at least 6 credits ( MAT 7405 and MAT 8401 ) in the spring semester of their first academic year. Thereafter, they must take at least 9 credits during each semester of the following academic year. See the Typical Schedule for Full-Time MSAS Graduate Students.
Course Registration
Students must check the date on the 
Graduate Academic Calendar
to learn when registration begins for the following semester. If students want to discuss the courses they plan to take, they should contact their advisor, Dr. Paul Lupinacci, Director of the Applied Statistics Graduate Program at 610.519.7435. Once students have made their decision, they must send an email to the Director of the Applied Statistics Graduate Program listing the courses for which they want to register.
These emails represent the documentation needed before registration Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) can be released. Upon approval of the course selections, students will be sent their PINs via email. If students’ plans change, those changes must be documented in an email to the Director of the Applied Statistics Graduate Program. It is important that students register only for those courses that are appropriate to their status in the MSAS Graduate Program.
Students may obtain the schedule of courses for the upcoming semester with the corresponding names of professors, meeting times, room assignments, and textbooks. Students should send their emails in a timely fashion to increase their chances of availability of the courses for which they intend to register.
| Fall 2010 Courses* | Spring 2011 Courses* |
MAT 7290 - Geometry MAT 7404 - Statistical Methods I MAT 7600 - Advanced Calculus MAT 7660 - Linear Algebra MAT 7750 - Numerical Analysis I MAT 8400 - Statistical Theory I MAT 8406 - Regression Methods MAT 8446 - Survival Data Analysis MAT 8700 - Topology I MAT 8800 - Independent Study |
MAT 7405 - Statistical Methods II MAT 7610 - Complex Analysis MAT 7770 - Number Theory MAT 7780 - Financial Mathematics MAT 8401 - Statistical Theory II MAT 8412 - Linear Models MAT 8430 - Operations Research MAT 8452 - Nonparametric Statistics MAT 8454 - Sampling Methods MAT 9000 - Graduate Math SeminarElectives MAT 8430 - Operations Research MAT 8452 - Nonparametric Statistics |
* Subject to enrollment
