Handbook - Data Science and Decisions Project

Overview

This course is an opportunity to bring together the skills the students have developed during their Master of Data Science and Decisions program and apply them to a substantive new problem. Students will work in a small group and present results in thesis form and in a presentation. Students will … For more content click the Read More button below. Students usually complete their project during their last one or two Terms. Students are not eligible to start a project until they have completed at least 36 UoC (typically, 6 courses) over at least three terms.

This course is an opportunity to bring together the skills the students have developed during their Master of Data Science and Decisions program and apply them to a substantive new problem. Students will work in a small group and present results in thesis form and in a presentation. Students will be supervised by an academic staff member from the School and meet one hour per week to discuss and work on the group project.
Note: Available only to students for in the 8959 Master of Data Science and Decisions program.

Students usually complete their project during their last one or two Terms. Students are not eligible to start a project until they have completed at least 36 UoC (typically, 6 courses) over at least three terms.

Conditions for Enrolment

Enrolled in Program 8959 Master of Data Science and Decisions only

Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed at least 36 UoC in their current Program.

Additional Enrolment Constraints

A WAM of greater than 65 is recommended for DATA5925. Contact pg.MathsStats@unsw.edu.au for more information.

Course Attributes

Capstone

Delivery

In-person - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

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Postgraduate

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Term 1, Term 2, Term 3

Campus

Sydney

Academic Calendar

Field of Education

010103 Statistics

Timetable

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