Bachelor of Science with a Major in Business, Business Analytics Concentration
The bachelor of science in business with a concentration in business analytics degree program provides students with the analytical tools and conceptual framework needed to understand and apply data and decision modeling in real life settings. Analytics is defined as the extensive use of data, statistical and quantitative models, and fact-based management to drive decisions and actions. More than just modeling and data manipulation, it is a process of transforming data into actions through analysis and insights in the context of organizational decision making and problem solving. Combining the business analytics concentration with any other area in business, such as finance or marketing, or in other fields, such as engineering, public policy, and international affairs, may give graduates expanded career opportunities.
In addition to the requirements for the bachelor of science with a major in business, the concentration in business analytics requires five field courses:
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required | ||
Required field courses | ||
DNSC 3403 | Decision Models | |
DNSC 4211 | Programming for Analytics | |
DNSC 4279 | Data Mining | |
Two additional field courses, selected from the following: | ||
DNSC 4404 | Essentials of Project Management | |
DNSC 4900 | Special Topics (Forecasting; Marketing Analytics; or Supply Chain Analytics) | |
ISTM 4121 | Database Principles and Applications |
Students should consult with an advisor for specific bachelor of science in business general education courses that apply to this concentration.