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Nov 22, 2024
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2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog This is not the most recent catalog version; be sure you are viewing the appropriate catalog year.
Business Analytics [Undergraduate Certificate]
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New Program | Fall 2019
An Undergraduate Certificate in Business Analytics provides students with the specialized knowledge and skills needed to design, develop and maintain a database, data warehouses and to visualize and present data in meaningful ways. Students will have hands-on learning experience using the latest tools and techniques. This certificate is intended to complement students’ major area of study and to help them rise above the competition in their future careers.
Objectives
- Learn how to design and develop a database
- Learn how to extract and mining data from a data warehouse
- Learn how to design business models and visualization of models
- Learn how to design and develop applications for mobile devices
- The certificate is open to all majors, except those in the Computer Information Systems Department
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Critical Information
Students pursuing an undergraduate certificate in conjunction with a baccalaureate degree must declare this using the major/minor declaration form. Students not pursuing an undergraduate certificate in conjunction with a baccalaureate degree are required to apply to the certificate program through the Office of Admissions.
The following are the minimum requirements for an Undergraduate Certificate:
- An undergraduate certificate may only be offered in conjunction with or subsequent to a baccalaureate degree. They cannot be ‘stand-alone’ certificates, offered to students who are not pursuing or do not have a previously earned bachelor’s degree. For students pursuing an undergraduate certificate concurrent with a bachelor’s degree, the certificate will be awarded upon graduation.
- An undergraduate certificate will consist of a minimum of six credits at the 300-level or above, all of which must be taken at EMU. Prerequisite or lower-level coursework may be transferred from another university or community college.
- Credits used to satisfy certificate course requirements cannot also be used to satisfy major, minor, or general education requirements.
An undergraduate certificate must require a minimum of 15 credit hours.
Certificate Requirements: 15 hours
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