PLO-1: Graduates are able to demonstrate behavior that reflects devotion to God Almighty, uphold human values, morals, and ethics, and take independent responsibility in performing professional duties in the field of statistics.
PLO-2: Graduates are able to apply mathematical principles to support the understanding of statistical methods.
PLO-3: Graduates are able to apply statistical theories to support the understanding and implementation of statistical methods.
PLO-4: Graduates are able to manage independent learning and develop self-capacity as lifelong learners who are adaptive to advances in information and communication technology, and capable of competing nationally and globally through real contributions to problem-solving using sustainable, technology-based, and entrepreneurial statistical approaches.
PLO-5: Graduates are able to design and/or select efficient data collection plans and implement them appropriately.
PLO-6: Graduates are able to manage and analyze data using appropriate statistical methods and software tools.
PLO-7: Graduates are able to apply computational methods to solve statistical problems.
PLO-8: Graduates are able to solve real-world problems statistically, then present and communicate findings in an easily understandable format, both written and oral.
PLO-9: Graduates are able to apply statistical methods across various fields, including economics, industry, social sciences, health, computing, and data science.
