M.S. in Data Analytics

Mission

Flowing from the mission of Saint Elizabeth University (SEU), the mission of the M.S. in Data Analytics Program is to strive for excellence in engaged teaching and learning by training students to acquire analytical skills a

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Goals

  • Professional Readiness: To equip students with the skill sets necessary to become data analytics professionals.
  • Methodological Competency: To develop competencies in selecting appropriate analytical methods and computing tools for large-scale data processing and analysis.

  • Technical Training: To offer training in data collection, preparation, processing, manipulation, management, and visualization.

  • Communication Skills: To develop competencies in problem-solving skills and effective verbal and written communication of results to diverse audiences.

Student Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the M.S. in Data Analytics Program will:

  • Theoretical Mastery: Develop an in-depth understanding of the mathematics, statistics, and computing of data analytics techniques and technologies used to solve crucial data-driven problems and assist with analytics-driven decision-making.
  • Tool Application: Be able to choose and a

  • Strategic Integration: Be able to integrate computing technology and data science to maximize the value of data.

  • Effective Communication: Be able to communicate the analytics results clearly and effectively to a variety of audiences.

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Degree Requirements

The program requires the successful completion of 28-31 credit hours. All students must take the following courses:

Required Courses (28 Credits)

CS601Foundations of Analytics

3

CS603Database Design and Management

3

CS613Cryptography and Data Security

3

CS617Data Analysis and Visualization

3

CS625Data Mining

3

CS631Statistical Methods

3

CS637Time Series and Forecasting

3

CS657Machine Learning: Principles and Techniques

3

MC626Ethical Issues

3

CS697Capstone

1

Optional Open Elective Course (3 Credits)

CS695Special Topics

3