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Course Description
Introduction to the use of analytics in business contexts, including data-driven decision-making and performance optimization in areas such as finance, management information systems, marketing, international business, accounting, and economics.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
- Frame problems in business sub-domains
- Frame problems in a domain as an analytics problem
- Apply descriptive analytics in business sub-domains
- Apply diagnostic analytics in business sub-domains
- Apply predictive analytics in business sub-domains
- Apply prescriptive analytics business sub-domains
- Analyze unstructured data in business sub-domains – content analysis (e.g., text, video, sound, picture)
- Communicate insights using sub-domain-specific best practices
Course Assignments
The course contains the following graded assignments in the following categories:
- Quizzes – In each module, you will have at least one quiz on the opening content about the sub-domain area and problem framing.
- DA Application Projects – In each module, you will have at least one DA Application project where you practice data analytics within the sub-domain area.
- Communicating Findings – In each module, you will have the opportunity to practice communicating your findings, whether through written reports, presentations, and/or infographics.
- Learning Insights Journal – At the end of each module, you will write a brief reflection of your learning. At the end of the course, you will create a final Learning Insights presentation where you share a summary and synthesis of your learning throughout the course.
- Other Assignments – Other assignments are used throughout the course to enhance your learning and engagement.