STA248H1 - Statistics for Computer Scientists
Course: STA248H1 (Statistics for Computer Scientists) in STA department at University of Toronto.
Credit Hours: 36 • Academic Level: second-year undergraduate course
Course Requirements: Requires 2 prerequisite courses
Prerequisite Chain Depth: 4 levels of foundational courses required
Future Opportunities: Unlocks 117 advanced courses for further study
Interdisciplinary Requirements: Prerequisites span 2 different departments
Course Type: Core pathway course - critical for degree progression
Part of the STA curriculum at University of Toronto, helping students progress through degree requirements.
Prerequisites for STA248H1
Courses unlocked by STA248H1
- ECO381H1 - Personnel Economics
- PSY202H1 - Statistics II
- PSY320H1 - Social Psychology: Attitudes
- PSY312H1 - Cognitive Development
- PSY331H1 - Social Psychology of Emotion
- PSY337H1 - Advanced Personality Psychology
- PSY341H1 - Psychopathologies of Childhood
- PSY408H1 - Special Topics in Psychology
- PSY475H1 - Attention and Performance
- STA313H1 - Data Visualization
- PSY342H1 - Cognition and Psychopathology
- PSY343H1 - Theories of Psychopathology and Psychotherapy
- PSY362H1 - Animal Cognition
- PSY370H1 - Thinking and Reasoning
- PSY371H1 - Higher Cognitive Processes
- ECO332H1 - Economics of the Family
- PSY308H1 - Special Topics in Psychology
- PSY311H1 - Social Development
- PSY313H1 - Psychology of Aging
- PSY316H1 - Perceptual Development
- PSY322H1 - Intergroup Relations
- PSY323H1 - Sex Roles and Behaviour
- PSY326H1 - Social Cognition
- PSY332H1 - Organizational Behaviour
- PSY333H1 - Health Psychology
- PSY360H1 - Associative Learning
- PSY390H1 - Behavioural Genetics
- PSY396H1 - Neurochemical Basis of Behaviour
- PSY397H1 - Biological Rhythms
- PSY414H1 - Moral Development
- PSY407H1 - Special Topics in Psychology
- PSY421H1 - Person Perception
- PSY424H1 - Social Psychology of Interpersonal Relationships
- PSY425H1 - Self and Identity
- PSY428H1 - Critical Psychology
- PSY493H1 - Cognitive Neuroscience
- PSY496H1 - Cognitive Dysfunction in Neurological Disorders
- STA272H1 - Statistical Models for Data Science
- ECO403H1 - Topics in Development Economics and Policy
- ECO404H1 - Topics in Managerial Economics
- ECO417H1 - Economic Development Policy: Community Engaged Learning
- ECO424H1 - Topics in Experimental Economics
- ECO430Y1 - Reading Course or Thesis
- ECO446H1 - Advanced Public Economics
- ECO481H1 - Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics
- ECO482H1 - Machine Learning Applications in Macroeconomic Finance
- ECO310H1 - Empirical Industrial Organization
- ECO324H1 - Economic Development
- ECO334H1 - The Political Economy of Media
- ECO340H1 - Labour Economics: The Distribution of Earnings
- ECO351H1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO353H1 - Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics
- ECO367H1 - The Economics of Inequality
- ECO364H1 - International Trade Theory
- ECO380H1 - Markets, Competition, and Strategy
- ENG286H1 - Literature and Data
- ECO372H1 - Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics in Practice
- ECO374H1 - Forecasting and Time Series Econometrics
- PSY324H1 - Moral Thought and Behaviour
- PSY380H1 - Vision Science
- PSY427H1 - Media Psychology
- PSY473H1 - Social Cognitive Neuroscience
- PSY495H1 - Sex and the Brain
- ECO406H1 - Developmental Macroeconomics
- ECO407H1 - Competing Views in Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
- ECO419H1 - International Macroeconomics
- ECO421H1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO422H1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO435H1 - The Economics of Modern China
- ECO438H1 - Topics in Behavioural Economics
- ECO313H1 - Environmental Economics and Policies
- ECO336H1 - Public Economics
- ECO337H1 - Public Economics (for Commerce)
- ECO338H1 - Economics of Careers
- ECO369H1 - Health Economics
- IRE342H1 - Essentials of Finance and Accounting
- ECO401H1 - Topics in Economic Policy
- ECO402H1 - Topics in Health Economics
- ECO409H1 - Topics in Money, Banking, and Finance
- ECO414H1 - Energy and Regulation
- ECO420Y1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO425H1 - Business Cycles
- ECO431H1 - Reading Course or Thesis
- EEB458H1 - Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics
- ECO480H1 - Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics
- EEB462H1 - Phylogenetic Inference: Methods and Applications
- ECO306H1 - American Economic History
- ECO314H1 - Energy and the Environment
- ECO325H1 - Advanced Economic Theory - Macro
- ECO326H1 - Advanced Microeconomics - Game Theory
- ECO331H1 - Behavioural and Experimental Economics
- ECO339H1 - Labour Economics: Employment, Wages and Public Policy
- ECO349H1 - Money, Banking and Financial Markets
- ECO350Y1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO352H1 - Special Topics in Economics
- ECO354H1 - Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics
- ECO358H1 - Financial Economics I
- ECO362H1 - Economic Growth
- ECO368H1 - Economics of Conflict
- ECO375H1 - Applied Econometrics I
- ECO483H1 - Health and Economic Inequality
- PPG301H1 - Introduction to Public Policy
- PSY307H1 - Special Topics in Psychology
- PSY321H1 - Cross-Cultural Psychology
- PSY494H1 - Physiology and Psychology of Emotion
- PSY328H1 - Psychology and the Law
- PSY330H1 - Psychological Measurement
- PSY336H1 - Positive Psychology
- PSY372H1 - Human Memory
- PSY378H1 - Engineering Psychology
- PSY395H1 - Neuroethics
- PSY417H1 - Aging and Social Cognition
- PSY426H1 - Motivational Theories in Social Psychology
- PSY492H1 - Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
- STA304H1 - Surveys, Sampling and Observational Data
- STA355H1 - Theory of Statistical Practice
- STA302H1 - Methods of Data Analysis I
Academic Planning at University of Toronto
Students planning STA248H1 at University of Toronto should complete 2 prerequisites before enrollment.
Course Sequence: This course requires a 4-level prerequisite chain, requiring careful multi-semester planning for optimal progression.
Future Pathways: Completing STA248H1 enables enrollment in 117 advanced courses for further study
This second-year course at University of Toronto integrates into structured degree pathways for STA programs, supporting timely graduation and academic progression.