<p>Supplemental Document – Master's Program in Statistics – University of Delaware for Fall 2016 </p><p>The Master of Science in Statistics requires solid preparation in both calculus (generally three semesters) and linear algebra along with some preparation in statistics. In order to be sure you are well prepared we are asking you to specifically list the courses that you have taken in these topics. The topics we are inter- ested in are differential and integral calculus through multivariate calculus including multiple integrals, partial derivatives and change of variables for multiple integrals as well as linear algebra including matrix algebra, determinants, systems of linear equations, inverses and eigenvalues and eigenvectors for sym- metric matrices. </p><p>Example</p><p>Prerequisite Code Cred- Course Name Course# Grade Semester Institu- Year its /Quarter tion Calculus I CALC 4 Analytic Ge- MATH241 A- Fall Univ. of 2010 ometry and Dela- Calculus A ware Calculus II CALC 4 Analytic Ge- MATH242 B+ Spring Univ. of 2011 ometry and Dela- Calculus B ware Calculus III CALC 4 Analytic Ge- MATH243 A- Fall Univ. of 2012 ometry and Dela- Calculus C ware Linear Alge- LinAlg 3 Elementary MATH349 A Fall Univ. of 2013 bra Linear Alge- Dela- bra ware Statistics Courses STAT 3 Statistical Re- STAT408 A- Fall Univ. of 2013 search Meth- Dela- ods ware STAT 3 Regression STAT409 B+ Spring Univ. of 2014 and Experi- Dela- mental Design ware</p><p>Please put your information here. Prerequisite Code Cred- Course Name Course# Grade Semester Institu- Year its /Quarter tion</p><p>Statistics Courses</p><p>If your school uses a system other than the 4 point (A,B,C) system, you must translate the grades using the guidelines of your school. You may also record the grade in your school's system.</p><p>If you are lacking a required topic, we may still accept you. However, you need to find a way to complete this list before coming into the program. Supplemental Document – Master's Program in Statistics – University of Delaware for Fall 2016 </p><p>In order to succeed in our program, we are looking for Bs (not B-) and As in these courses though early low grades may be overlooked if subsequent courses show satisfactory performance.</p><p>Statistics courses do not have to be taken in a Statistics department.</p>