u/Yoru3195

Im planning to do my statistics & data science bachelors degree in 2 years at UT, but as an incoming freshman I am not sure if my course plan is viable, anyone got advice? My biggest concern is whether course planners will allow me to take the courses I want, and if the prerequisite statistics courses will be available over the summer. (I only need 60 in-residence hours. I did dual credit in high school so all general courses are met, 63 hours of my 83 hours are transferring)
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This is what I have so far:
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At least 21 hours of upper-division course work in Statistics and Data Sciences must be completed in residence at the university.

Mathematical and computational foundations (14 hours minimum depending on calculus sequence, including three upper division)

~~Calculus~~: Mathematics 408C and 408D; 408K, 408L, and 408M; or 408N, 408S, and 408M

~~Linear algebra~~: Mathematics 340L or 341

~~Introduction to programming~~: Computer Science 303E or 312, or an equivalent Computer Science course

~~Introduction to Database~~s: Computer Science 327E or an equivalent Computer Science course

Breadth Requirement: At least 12 hours, including at least six upper-division hours, in a single field of study other than Statistics and Data Sciences.

The following courses in Statistics and Data Sciences:

Core courses for the major:

Statistics and Data Sciences 313,~~ ~~~~Introduction to Data Science~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 315, ~~Statistical Thinking~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 431, ~~Probability and Statistical Inference~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 334, ~~Intermediate Statistical Methods~~~~ ~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 336, ~~Practical Machine Learning~~~~ ~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 354, ~~Advanced Statistical Methods~~~~ ~~

Statistics and Data Sciences 357, ~~Case Studies in Data Science~~

Six additional credit hours from an approved list of courses

Enough additional coursework to make a total of 120 semester hours

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