Interdisciplinary PhD in Social & Engineering Systems and Statistics
Requirements:
Students must complete their primary program’s degree requirements along with the IDPS requirements. Statistics requirements must not unreasonably impact performance or progress in a student’s primary degree program.
Grade Requirements: B+ in all required courses (see options below)
IDPS/SES Chair: Ali Jadbabaie
Seminar | |
IDS.190 | Doctoral Seminar in Statistics |
Probability (pick one) | |
6.436 | Fundamentals of Probability |
18.675 | Theory of Probability |
Statistics (pick one) |
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18.655 | Mathematical Statistics |
18.6501 | Fundamentals of Statistics |
IDS.160 | Mathematical Statistics – a Non-Asymptotic Approach |
Computation & Statistics (pick one) | |
6.252/15.084 | Nonlinear Optimization |
6.438 | Algorithms for Inference |
6.867 | Machine Learning |
9.520 | Statistical Learning Theory and Applications |
14.381 | Statistical Methods in Economics |
14.382 | Econometrics |
15.077 | Statistical Learning and Data Mining |
16.391 | Statistics for Engineers and Scientists |
17.802 | Quantitative Research Methods II: Casual Inference |
17.804 | Quantitative Research Methods III: Generalized Linear Models and Extensions |
17.806 | Quantitative Research Methods IV: Advanced Topics |
Data Analysis (pick one) | |
6.869 | Advances in Computer Vision |
9.073/HST.460 | Statistics for Neuroscience Research |
9.272/HST.576 | Topics in Neural Signal Processing |
6.555, 16.456/HST.582 | Biomedical Signal and Image Processing |
18.367 | Waves and Imaging |
IDS.131/6.439 | Statistics, Computation and Applications |
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