Data Analytics refers to the methods used to analyze data to enhance productivity and business gain. Data is extracted from various sources and is cleaned and categorized to analyze various behavioral patterns. The techniques and the tools used vary according to the organization or individual. So, in short, if you understand your Business Administration and have the capability to perform Exploratory Data Analysis to gather the required information, then you are good to go with a career in Data Analytics.
Data analysts translate numbers into plain English. Data Analyst delivers value to their companies by taking information about specific topics and then interpreting, analyzing, and presenting findings in comprehensive reports. So, if you can collect data from various sources, analyze the data, gather hidden insights, and generate reports, you can become a Data Analyst.
Decision making is increasingly becoming data-driven within the commercial sector and the government. There is a large quantity of data readily available for this at present. Smart devices connected to the internet bring more input sources, apart from those generated by humans as they interact with services and one another. Data-driven decision making involves the analysis of large volumes of data to identify patterns and build predictive models. This requires combining skills ranging from computing, statistics, mathematics and is broadly labeled data science. This program also equips participants with a comprehensive understanding of advanced data science tools so that they can effectively manage and lead high-performing data science and analytics teams.
SPSS, AMOS, PLS, EVIEWS, STATA, EXCEL (Demo- Students Version)
Students may take other course such as Machine Learning, Python, Tableau, SAS etc.
Rs. 60,000 (Including GST)
(Students may pay in three Instalment)