Statistics Undergraduate Program

STATISTICS STUDY PROGRAM

 

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

Statistics Study Program (PS Statistics) was established in 1987 and is an educational institution that organizes undergraduate education.

PS Statistics has a vision in line with UGM’s vision of making PS Statistics nationally superior and known at the international level and creating graduates who are competent and full of service to the interests of the nation. To accomplish the vision above, PS Statistics has a mission which is essentially to carry out the tri dharma of higher education with a professional management system, credible, transparent, accountable and responsible governance, and to make efforts for the sustainability of PS Statistics through cooperation in the fields of education, statistical science, applied research, community service and partnerships at the local, national and international levels.

 

EXCELLENCE AND UNIQUENESS

• Accredited A by BAN-PT, valid until the year 2024
• Accredited by ASIIN, valid until the year of 2023
• Some PS Statistics courses are able to be used to obtain PAI level ASAI (Associate of Society of Actuaries of Indonesia) certification
• PS Statistics curriculum has 4 distinct courses: Financial Statistics, Business and Industry, Biostatistics, and Actuarial.

 

COMPETENCE

In reference to the competencies of the KKNI and Forstat, Vision, Mission and Objectives of PS Statistics, the UGM Statistics Study Program establishes Learning Outcome (LO)

After completing the education program, students are expected to become graduates who:
LO-1	Having strong basic skills of Statistics and Math
LO-2	Having a statistical way of thinking and are able to develop it
LO-3	Having a good ability to utilize technology and statistical software in statistical learning and research
LO-4	Having experience of being able to solve real statistics cases in the field
LO-5	Able to communicate in verbal and oral in Statistics
LO-6	Having advanced study skills, and / or lifelong learning
LO-7	Having professional ethics and good soft skills

 

Based on Vision, Mission, Objectives and Goals described above, the standard graduate student of the PS Statistics of Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences is a Bachelor of Statistics who has the ability to:

1. Knowledge and understanding:
2. Having a strong foundation in Statistical concept.
3. Having knowledge to identify problems and determine the right solution method.
4. Having knowledge about the development of Statistics in other aspects.

 

1. Intellectual (thinking) skills:
2. Able to think analytically and logically to solve problems.
3. Able to continue their studies to a higher level in the related field.
4. Able to adapt in other fields.
5. Able to work independently, full of motivation, and creatively.

 

1. Practical skills:
2. Able to work in Statistics field.
3. Competent in various Statistics techniques and numerical computation.
4. Able to design and carry out a Statistics research.

 

1. Transferable skills:
2. Able to communicate ideas and notion in statistical work.
3. Able to communicate results of Statistics analysis in verbal and oral.

 

1. Attitude skills:
2. Devoted to God Almighty and practice Pancasila.
3. Having international insight.
4. Able to adapt in working field.
5. Having professional ethics and good soft skills.

 

CARREER PROSPECTS:

In general, there are two large groups of career prospects for graduates of Statistics, namely:

• (i) Academic

An individual who can carry out teaching and research activities in an institution or educational environment.

• (ii) Statistics Practitioner

A person who is qualified to do (practice) a job or profession using statistical methods.

 

Statistical practitioners are activists or implementers or people who do work using statistical methods. Profession/Graduate Employment as statistical practitioners:

• Data Analyst in various fields
• Research Consultant
• Actuaries
• Research Manager
• Management / Data Manager
• Investment Manager
• Quality Control Manager
• Capital Market Analysts
• and other varies.

 

CURRICULUM

In accordance with the 2016 Curriculum, the graduation requirements for PS Statistics are a minimum of 144 credits (SKS), consisting of 99 compulsory credits (SKS), and a minimum of 45 elective credits (SKS), as follows:

 

Table 1. Compulsory Courses

No	Code	Courses	Credit Scores	Prerequisites
Semester I
1.	MMS-1404	Statistical Methods I	3(1)
2.	MMM-1101	Calculus 1	3
3.	MFF-1011	Basic Physics 1	3
4.	MKK-1101	Basic Chemistry 1	3
5.	MII-1201	Programming 1	3
6.	MII-1202	Programming Practical’s 1	1
7.	UNU-100x	Religion	2
8.	UNU-1010	Pancasila	2
			20
Semester II
1.	MMS-1409	Statistical Methods II	3(1)	MMS-1404*
2.	MMM-1102	Calculus II	3	MMM-1101*
3.	MMS-1410	Explorative Data Analysis	3(1)	MMS-1404*
4.	MMS-1481	Discrete and Combinatory Mathematics	2
5.	MMS -1479	Linear Algebra for Statistics	3
6.	MMS -1480	Philosophy of Science and Professional Ethics in Statistics	2
7.	MMM -1001	English	2
			18
Semester III
1.	MMS -2481	Sample Survey Method	2	MMS-1404*
2.	MMS-2428	Multivariable Calculus for Statistics	2	MMM-1102*
3.	MMM-2301	Elemental Differential Equations	3	MMM-1102*
4.	MMS -2405	Introduction to Experimental Design	3	MMS-1409*
5.	MMS -2421	Applied Regression Analysis	3(1)	MMS-1409*
6.	MMS -2420	Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I	3	MMM-1102*
7.	MMS-2410	Introduction to Probability Models	3	MMM-1102*
			19
Semester IV
1.	MMS -2483	Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II	3	MMS-2420*
2.	MMM-2111	Advanced Calculus	2	MMM-1102*
3.	MMS-2485	Introduction to Sampling Theory	2	MMS 2481*
4.	MMS-2422	Statistics Computing I	3(1)
			10
Semester V
1.	MMS-3421	Applied Multivariate Statistics	3(1)	MMS-2420*
2.	MMS-3429	Introduction to Time Series Analysis	3(1)	MMS-2420*
3.	MMS-3404	Introduction to Size Theory and Probability	3	MMM-1102*
4.	MMM-3002	Introduction to the Stochastic Process	3	MMS-2410*
5.	MMS-3489	Internship Program	2	100 SKS
			14
Semester VI
1.	MMS-3488	Official Statistics	2
2.	UNU-3000	Citizenship	2	60 SKS, IPK>2
3.	MMS-3487	Introduction to Big Data	2	MMS-3421*
			6
Semester VII
1.	UNU-4500	Community Service Program	3	100 SKS
2.	MMS-4437	Undergraduate Thesis I	3	110 SKS
			6
Semester VIII
1.	MMS-4438	Undergraduate Thesis II	6	110 SKS, MMS-4437**
			6
		TOTAL WAJIB	99

*   : prerequisite courses that have been taken

** : able to be taken silmutanously

 

Information :

1. The purpose of credit scores (SKS) n (1) is n credit scores (SKS) accompanied by practicum.
2. Undergraduate Thesis are held every semester.
3. The duration of the Undergraduate Thesis (TA) is designed in 2 semesters.
4. Comprehensive Subjects are a requirement for TA awareness testing.
5. Students who have a minimum TOEFL score of 500, automatically score A in English.
6. Religion course code:

UNU-1000: Islam

UNU-1001: Catholic Religion

UNU-1002: Christianity

UNU-1003: Hinduism

UNU-1004: Buddhism

UNU-1005: Confucianism

 

Table 2. Elective Courses

No	Code	Courses	Credits	Prerequisites
Semester III
1	MMA-1502	Introduction to Financial Mathematics I	3
			3
Semester IV
1.	MMS-2424	Analysis of Applied Variants	3(1)	MMS-1409*
2.	MMS-2415	Demographic	3	MMS-1404*
3.	MMS-2425	Statistical Quality Control	3(1)	MMS-1404*
4.	MMA-1503	Introduction to Financial Mathematics II	3	MMA-1502*
5.	MMS-2426	Categorical Data Analysis	3(1)	MMS-1409*
6.	MMA-1504	Introduction to Microeconomics	3
7.	MMA-1505	Introduction to Actuarial Accounting I	3
8.	MMS-2427	Forecasting Methods	3(1)	MMS-1409*
			24
Semester V
1.	MMA-2502	Introduction to Actuarial Mathematics I	3(1)	MMA-1502*
2.	MMS-3439	Introduction to Queue Theory & Simulation	3(1)	MMS-2410*
3.	MMS-3424	Quantitative Risk Management	3	MMS-2420*
4.	MMS-3441	Biostatistics and Epidemiology	4(1)	MMS-1409*
5.	MMS-3442	Statistics Computation II	3(1)	MMS-2422*
6.	MMA-3501	Introduction to Actuarial Risk Theory I	3
7.	MMA-2503	Introduction to Macroeconomics	3	MMA-1504*
8.	MMA-2501	Introduction to Actuarial Accounting II	3	MMA-1505*
			25
Semester VI
1.	MMS-3431	Nonparametric Statistics Method	3	MMS-1409*
2.	MMA-2504	Introduction to Actuarial Mathematics II	3	MMA-2502*
3.	MMS-3443	Survival Data Analysis	3(1)	MMS-1409*
4.	MMS-3433	Introduction to Investment Management	3	MMA-1502*
5.	MMA-3502	Introduction to Actuarial Risk Theory II	3	MMA-3501*
6.	MMS-3435	Structural Model Equations	3	MMS-3421*
7.	MMS-3445	Introduction to Econometrics	3(1)	MMS-1409*
			21
Semester VII
1.	MMS-4415	Introduction to Response Surface	3	MMS-1409*
2.	MMS-4449	Statistical Capita Selecta A	3	MMS-2483*
3.	MMS-4416	Introduction to Panel Data Analysis	3	MMS-2420*
4.	MMS-4421	Introduction to Decision-Making Theory	3	MMS-1404*
5.	MMA-3503	Pension Funding Theory	3	MMA-2502*
			15
Semester VIII
1.	MMS-4402	Reliability	3	MMS-2420*
2.	MMS-4494	Spatio-Temporal Modeling	3	MMS-3429*
3.	MMS-4403	Sequential Methods	3	MMS-1409*
4.	MMS-4423	Statistical Capita Selecta B	3
			12
	TOTAL		100

*   : prerequisite courses that have been taken

** : able to be taken silmutanously

 

 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

The selection, registration requirements and procedures can be seen in:

https://um.ugm.ac.id/v.2015/id_home.php?l=aWRfcGFnZSMxOTAxMTAxMSNSYWdhbSBTZWxla3NpIzEjUHJvZ3JhbSBTYXJqYW5h

 

 CONTACT

Address:

Sekip Utara Bulaksumur Yogyakarta 55281

 

Telp	:	+62 274 552243
Fax	:	+62 274 555131
Email	:	stat.fmipa@ugm.ac.id; kaprodi-s1-statistika.mipa@ugm.ac.id; sekprodi-s1-statistika.mipa@ugm.ac.id
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