Business Analytics Undergraduate Certificate

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The Business Analytics Undergraduate Certificate Program equips you with the technical and critical-thinking skills to make data-driven decisions.

Today, more than ever, companies rely on data to understand customers and improve business processes to become more efficient and profitable. In their quest to incorporate data-driven culture, organizations have discovered that their main challenge lies in analyzing and interpreting data.

The 20-credit-hour undergraduate certificate program, offered by a team of interdisciplinary faculty members, provides you with experiential training in business intelligence tools.

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Career Opportunities

Through this program, you can enhance your career potential by having the ability to:

conduct exploration of complex data
create visualizations and interactive dashboards to effectively communicate results and findings
apply descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics techniques in different business disciplines
employ quantitative modeling and analysis techniques for optimal and robust decision-making in a business environment

Some career opportunities where you can apply these credentials include:

Analytics Consultant
Business Intelligence Analyst
Data Analyst
Data Scientist
Marketing Analyst
Operations Research Analyst

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Introduction to Business Data Analytics

Study business data analytics uses and applications to solve business problems

Introduction to Computer Science

Learn key ideas of computing and programming covering basic concepts, variables, functions, loops, algorithms, data types, and graphics.

Fundamentals of Data Science

Explore the field of data science within the broader context of statistics, including Data Handling, Visualization, Reproducibility, Predictive Modeling, and Machine Learning. You will investigate the advantages and boundaries of traditional statistical inference, why traditional statistical inference techniques are sometimes not enough, and differences in rhetorical and philosophical models between the two.