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Business Analytics Introduction
Are you curious? Analytical? Comfortable with technology? Do you like business and always look for data to help you make important decisions? If so, the business analytics degree is for you.
To help you succeed in a variety of settings, the business analytics degree starts with a solid foundation in the three basic pillars of business (finance, operations, and marketing) and adds depth in statistics and high-usage technologies such as SQL, Python, R, and a variety of data visualization tools. Graduates of this program will be prepared to provide actionable insights from relevant data, leading to improved business performance.
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