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Overview

Data Science is the study of methods for organising, modelling and analysing large and complex data relevant for businesses, governments or other organisations. The information gleaned from the data analysis is intended to improve business decisions and inform policies.The program provides an advanced technical background in mathematics, statistics, computer science … For more content click the Read More button below.

Learning Outcomes

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Demonstrate an advanced working knowledge of scientific criteria and methods of investigation, and a concern for objectivity and precision.
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Be able to apply the highest ethical standards to their professional and personal lives.
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Be able to apply advanced business sensibilities to real-world problems involving complex data sets.
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Demonstrate knowledge and skills in formulating problems involving both qualitative and quantitative data.
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Graduate Capabilities

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Available in Program(s)
Single degree program(s) in which this specialisation is available:

Master of Data Science and Decisions - MDataSci8959 - Data Science and Decisions

Specialisation Structure

CORE COURSES 112 Units of Credit:
CORE COURSES 212 Units of Credit:
PRESCRIBED ELECTIVES6 Units of Credit:

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