Bachelor in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics

Bachelor in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics

Become an expert in data analysis and business decision making in a technological ecosystem and with great networking opportunities

Advanced data processing and analysis

Description: 

There is a direct link between how well an organization manages its data resources and its financial performance. The goal of “Advanced data processing and analysis” is to help you to take good decisions with data.

Two general blocks:

(a) data governance, management and security. Principles, definitions and models to use when handling the use of data in organisations. Both theoretical framework and practical implementation

(b) algorithms and tools to analyse structured and non-structured data. Practical implementation as well as theory. Statistical interpretation of ML models. Foundational models. Evaluation and risks of ML/FM.

Type Subject
Tercer - Obligatoria
Semester
Second
Course
2
Credits
6.00

Titular Professors

Previous Knowledge: 

Databases. Data Analysis Tools. Programming.  Algorithms and data structure

Objectives: 

The subject serves as a practical introduction to 

  1. Data management
  2. Data governance
  3. Data warehousing
  4. Data Pipelines
  5. Data security
  6. Data regulation
  7. Practical Machine learning in the context of data processing (manament and governance)
  8. Practical use of Foundation Models in the context of data processing

Contents: 

 


Advanced data processing and analysis involves actions and methods performed on data that help describe facts, detect patterns, develop explanations and test hypotheses. This includes: - Data governance - Statistical data analysis - Modeling - Interpretation of results.

Methodology: 

Each session starts with a masterclass and has a section with practical work, either individual or in groups. Most sessions have a in-class assignment. For some sessions readings are assigned. These are tested by various in-class assignments. The course has a final capstone project submitted in groups. Most of the mandatory homework consists of partial submissions working toward this final project.

The midterm and final exams are individual.

Evaluation: 

What

Weight

Importance

Note

Assistance and participation

20%

Medium

Number of classes attended less 4

5%

Low

Classroom assignments, best of 6

8%

Low

Attitude & Contribution

7%

Medium

Group Project

20%

Medium

Midterm Presentation

20%

High

>4 to pass

Capstone project

20%

High

>4 to pass

Presentation

10%

Medium

Report

10%

High

Final Exam

20%

High

>4 to pass

Evaluation Criteria: 

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Basic Bibliography: 

Additional Material: 

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