Complex data analysis

The goal of this program is to provide students with the skills needed to become data analysts or data scientists, preparing them for a career in data science. By enrolling in this master’s program, you will aquire the following types of knowledge required in the field:
  • programming languages ​​necessary for data management and database design – SQL (2 courses), Python (4 courses), R (three courses);
  • data visualization tools – specialized tools such as Excel, PowerBI, Tableau, ArcGis for graphs, dashboards, infographics and reporting forms;
  • predictive statistical analytics tools and dimensional analysis – tools such as R, JASP, Excel, ArcGIS, E-Views;
  • mastering machine learning algorithms (3 courses in Python) – data reduction and prediction algorithms, natural language processing, neural networks;
In terms of training level, the courses appeal to logical thinking and do not require prior knowledge of mathematics, statistics, or programming languages.

Objectives

  • knowledge on the collection and integration of diverse data to facilitate analysis;
  • development of skills for visualizing data and reporting analyses intuitively;
  • knowledge for identifying trends and co-dependencies;
  • development of the ability to use specific programming languages ​​for data: SQL, R, Python;
  • development of skills in the use of machine learning algorithms;
  • knowledge on spatial analysis and time series analysis;
  • development of team coordination skills for project implementation.

Acquired competencies

Abilities:
  • managing organizational flows to use data in the business model;
  • organizational skills for data collection and integration;
  • the ability to coherently integrate dispersed data;
  • the ability to transform diverse information into data in various formats;
  • synthesizing and interpreting information from data;
  • understanding procedures for building predictive models;
  • the ability to graphically represent data;
  • the ability to represent geographic and time series data.
Professional skills:
  • understanding the process of collecting and organizing data;
  • the ability to integrate diverse data sets;
  • the ability to search in integrated data or database sets;
  • the ability to aggregate data of different sizes;
  • the ability to understand the connections in data sets;
  • the ability to visualize data in an understandable way.

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