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BUKD-K 535 Developing Value through Business Analytics Applications

  • 12 Weeks
  • 3.0 Credits
  • Prerequisite(s): BUKD-K534 (Previously BUEX-C 534)

This course focuses on the application of analytical techniques to specific business applications and on application-specific interpretation of analytical models. Analytical techniques include Monte Carlo simulation, linear programming, nonlinear optimization, discrete optimization, linear regression, logistic regression, and data envelopment analysis. These models are constructed using a combination of Excel tools and Python. At the conclusion of the course, students will know how to structure spreadsheet models and basic programming models to complete analysis of business applications, as well as how to utilize Python libraries to analyze larger datasets.

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