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  • 2 to 6 months
  • $2,000 to $10,000
  • Online

Courses

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  • 2 to 4 weeks
  • $299 to $1,199
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Develop AI skills and strategies in interactive sessions with Cornell faculty.
  • 3 hours
  • $449
  • Online

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Implementing Scientific Decision Making

Course
3 weeks
Online
You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding and Visualizing Data
$1,380

Forecasting Supply Chain Demand

Course
2 weeks
Online
Supply chain analytics are everywhere. Consider the similarities between a grocery list and a demand forecast: Before going to the store, you note which groceries you already have in your home. Next, you think about how much of each item you used in the past. Based on this information, you can predict how much of each item you need to purchase. In this micro example, you are acting as a supply chain analyst. As you look at the implications of a larger-scale supply chain analysis, you'll grasp the complexity that organizations face in making accurate demand forecasts. When grocery shopping, if you make mistakes, you can just go on another trip and correct the purchase. In business situations, however, a mistake could mean a significant loss. In this case, you want to make decisions in a scientific and proven way. In this course, you will measure performance based on an existing dataset. You will then determine the best forecasting method based on the given data. Finally, you will expand the application of this data by calculating a forecast for future demand and considering holistic approaches for mitigating risk, applying practical skills to incorporate into your future work with supply chain analytics.
$999

Individual Ethics

Course
2 weeks
Online
In this course, you will examine the foundations of ethics in both people and organizations. By acquiring the skills to identify the sources of your own ethics, you will strengthen and clarify your ethical stance in the workplace. Through this lens, you will deploy “micro-ethics” in a decisive, purposeful way to situations you might encounter as a citizen in diverse communities such as teams, professional associations, organizations, or employers. This process will be informed by a survey of the “virtue ethics” framework along with mechanisms that help you handle ethical dilemmas. By the end of this course, you will have the necessary foundation to engage with ethics on a deeper level in your personal and professional contexts.
$1,199

Interpreting and Communicating Data

Course
2 weeks
Online
This course aims to make statistical analysis approachable and practical, as you learn how to read and interpret statistical reports in a business environment, and how to communicate statistical results to stakeholders. First, you will practice assessing the statistical components and representations of statistical results in a case study. You will then identify the appropriate method and conduct a summary analysis of a data set. Finally, you will prepare an executive summary of the key statistical points identified through your analysis and create a narrative summary with supporting graphics.
$999

Constructing Expressions in Python

Course
3 weeks
Online
Expressions are a core attribute of any Python program. In this course, you will construct expressions and reuse them to manipulate and compute variables in a variety of applications. This reusability enables a "create once, use everywhere" development paradigm which will streamline development of your current and future Python programs. You will develop the knowledge and skills to assign and access variables, combine variables and data in expressions, and leverage Python as a powerful calculator. You'll also use the enhanced capabilities of the IPython environment to do interactive work with Python and to explore your data through new analyses. The knowledge and skills you gain will help you construct Python expressions to streamline the development of your current and future Python data science projects.
$999

Building Compelling Slide Decks and Reports

Course
2 weeks
Online
When communicating your ideas or significant data through PowerPoint, it is essential that your presentation clearly articulates your points. PowerPoint templates can be visually distracting and obscure valuable insights when used incorrectly. Creating your own template allows you to customize a presentation that specifically targets your audience and embodies visual integrity. Reading reports are a summary of the most valuable points of your PowerPoint presentation that you can send out to key stakeholders after a presentation or in place of a presentation. Using PowerPoint slides to develop a report allows you to easily manipulate images or content to create a visually appealing summary of your presentation for key decision-makers. In this course, you will discover the visual design principles and content guidelines necessary to curate a professional PowerPoint presentation or reading report. This will first involve developing your own PowerPoint template using the visual standards that specifically target your audience. You will have the opportunity to develop two supporting PowerPoint slides with appropriate message titles and visual evidence such as charts, graphs, photographs, or artistic elements. You will explore the structural components used in PowerPoint presentations to create a sound structure that guides your audience through your points seamlessly. Finally, you will convert two existing PowerPoint slides into a compelling and professional one-page report. Students will require access to Microsoft PowerPoint in order to successfully complete this course.
$999

Presenting Quantitative Data

Course
2 weeks
Online
While it is extremely common to hear the word "data" in business today, what is less common is an understanding of how to collect the right data and then apply it to solving business problems. In this course, you will learn foundational concepts in statistics and how to collect and interpret data while applying statistics and statistical thinking to business problems. Additionally, in the practice of business statistics, it is essential to capture accurate data but also to communicate that data clearly and effectively. You will then explore methods of presenting this type of data and try it for yourself. Lastly, it may seem far-fetched to describe numeric values collected during a business day as a story, but when quantitative data is compiled into a visual tool such as a table or graph, it can indeed tell a story about that day's business activity. In this course you will examine how to display quantitative data through tables as well as best practices you should follow to determine which method is the best choice for communicating the data at hand.
$1,380

Understanding and Visualizing Data

Course
3 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Using Predictive Data Analysis

Course
3 weeks
Online
You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding and Visualizing Data Implementing Scientific Decision Making
$1,380

Modeling Uncertainty and Risk

Course
3 weeks
Online
Decision making is never as simple as we would like it to be, since rarely does a single factor alone predict an outcome. In a competitive business environment, not taking this uncertainty into account has serious costs. In this course, you'll use foundations in probability to describe risk mathematically and incorporate those calculations into your decisions so you can take them to the next level. Working through increasingly complex modeling situations, you will learn to use estimates of probable future outcomes for Go/No-Go decisions and to run a Monte Carlo simulation allowing you to examine outcomes that vary based on multiple, interdependent decisions. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding and Visualizing Data Implementing Scientific Decision Making Using Predictive Data Analysis
$1,380

Getting Started with Spreadsheet Modeling and Business Analytics

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Making Predictions and Forecasts with Data

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Predictive Analytics in R

Course
3 weeks
Online
Data modeling has become a pervasive need in today's business environment. Often the volume of data you need to process goes beyond the capabilities of spreadsheet modeling. When this is the case, the statistical programming language R offers a powerful alternative. With R, you can avoid the cost of standalone statistical packages. Likewise, you don't need a huge investment in learning the structures required to use a more fully featured programming language. In this course, you will work through the basic methods of predictive analytics, including generating descriptives, visualization, single and multiple regression, and logistic regression. The benefits of using R for logistic regression are significant, and these are explored in detail. When you have completed this course, you will have gained experience developing R code to solve novel problems in which basic predictive methods are required.
$1,380

Exploring Data

Course
2 weeks
Online
Databases are a requirement for virtually all organizations as a way of storing information digitally, with SQL employed as the main programming language to communicate with and manipulate those databases. In this course, you will discover how datasets can be explored and manipulated using SQL. You will go from exploring what SQL is and writing your first query to understanding how to produce categorically targeted summary statistics from a large database. Along the way, you will explore a large dataset, filter and group data based on categorical and conditional preferences, and order that data, thereby yielding valuable insights and exemplifying best practices to bring back to your role.
$1,199

Querying Relational Databases

Course
2 weeks
Online
Data drives many real-world endeavors, which means that storing and accessing the data is foundational to success. Relational databases are an industry-standard data storage mechanism for maintaining data integrity while allowing flexible data retrieval. You will begin this course by examining the basic table structures that form a relational database. Using the relational database format, you will define connections between your data fields and determine how those can be expressed. You will then practice normalizing a relational database to ensure data integrity and reduce redundancy. As this course concludes, you will use a relational database system called OmniDB along with structured query language (SQL) to retrieve specific information from the database.
$1,199

Exploring Data Sets With R

Course
2 weeks
Online
When you think about what data analysts and data scientists do on a day-to-day basis, you might have a general understanding of types of conclusions they make, but how do they arrive at those conclusions? The statistical programming language R is widely used in data science; understanding the basics of how it works can help you manipulate and visualize data in a quick, flexible manner, and it may improve your communication with data scientists on your team. In this course, you will explore the basics of statistical programming and develop R skills. As you hone your ability to use commands in R, you will combine those basic skills to complete more complex tasks, such as data manipulation and visualization. Finally, you will examine how to repeat tasks in R, which makes it easier to manipulate large data sets. This course involves many hands-on coding exercises to help you gain confidence in your newfound programming skills. System requirements: This course contains a virtual programming environment that does not support the use of Safari, Edge, tablets, or mobile devices. Please use Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer on a computer for this course.
$999

Understanding Data Analytics

Course
2 weeks
Online
By some estimates, 90% of the data that has ever existed has been created in the last two years. This is a staggering figure and has given rise to new challenges and opportunities in almost every industry: What kind of data do you need to collect to compete, and how can you make sense of it once you have collected it? As technology evolves and the volume of data increases, how can you make the best use of all this information? How can you use the data to help drive your decision-making? How can you make data work for you? How can you ensure your data accurately reflects the population in which you're interested? In this course, you will determine the types of engineering and business questions you can answer, the kinds of problems you can solve, and the decisions you can make, all through using data analytics. You will explore best practices for collecting information so that you can make informed predictions, develop insights, and better inform organizational decision-making. You will see real-world examples that demonstrate how those tools work. Additionally, you will have a chance to apply some of the concepts to your own work. You will explore best practices for sampling and examine how different types of sampling are suited for different situations. Finally, you will see real-world examples that demonstrate how those tools work and have a chance to practice sampling techniques in some case-study scenarios.
$1,199

Finding Patterns in Data Using Association Rules, PCA, and Factor Analysis

Course
2 weeks
Online
Visualization is one of the most simple and effective ways to find patterns in data. These patterns include: What is the general range and shape of the data set? Are there any clusters of observations? Which variables correlate with each other? Are there any obvious outliers? As your data set grows in terms of the number of data points and variables, however, it becomes increasingly difficult to visualize all this information at once. At most, you can plot data points on a three-dimensional axis and add further distinctions of size, color, shape, and so on. Yet this can easily become too busy and difficult to read. How, then, do we find patterns in really big data sets? In this course, you will explore several powerful and commonly utilized techniques for distilling patterns from data. You will implement each of these techniques using the free and open-source statistical programming language R with real-world data sets. The focus will be on making these methods accessible for you in your own work. You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding Data Analytics
$1,199

Finding Patterns in Data Using Cluster and Hotspot Analysis

Course
2 weeks
Online
When you have large groups of objects, it is often helpful to split them into meaningful groups or clusters. One example of this would be to identify different types of customers so that a company can more efficiently route their calls to a helpline. As a second example, suppose an automobile manufacturer wanted to segment their market to target the ads more carefully. One approach might be to take a database of recent car sales, including the social demographics associated with each customer, and segment the population purchasing each type of automobile into meaningful groups. Specialized approaches exist if your data contains information that relates to time and geography. You can use this additional information to identify geographical and temporal hotspots. Hotspots are regions of high activity or a high value of a particular variable. These results can help you focus your attention on a particular region where a problem is occurring more than usual, such as the incidence of asthma in a large city. In both cluster and hotspot analysis, the results can help you discover new and interesting features, problems, and red flags regarding the data being analyzed. In this course, you will explore several powerful and commonly utilized techniques for performing both cluster and hotspot analysis. You will implement these techniques using the free and open-source statistical programming language R with real-world data sets. The focus will be on making these methods accessible and applicable to your work. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding Data Analytics Finding Patterns in Data Using Association Rules, PCA, and Factor Analysis
$1,199

Regression Analysis and Discrete Choice Models

Course
2 weeks
Online
A story can play an important role in understanding data. It can help distill complex information into something manageable- something we can think about easily, relate to, and use to make decisions. For many problems that we encounter globally, however, a story that describes what already happened is not enough precision for the job we want to perform. Often, we would like to use available data to make numerically accurate predictions about what might happen in the future. This task requires the construction of mathematical models that are well suited to our real-world problems. In this course, you will explore several types of statistical models used with data to make predictions. These models bring with them a whole batch of important concerns, such as estimation and validation, that make the entire process into both an art and a science. You will implement each of these techniques using the free and open-source statistical programming language R with real-world data sets. The focus will be on making these methods accessible for you in your own work. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding Data Analytics Finding Patterns in Data Using Association Rules, PCA, and Factor Analysis Finding Patterns in Data Using Cluster and Hotspot Analysis
$1,199

Supervised Learning Techniques

Course
2 weeks
Online
Supervised learning is a general term for any machine learning technique that attempts to discover the relationship between a data set and some associated labels for prediction. In regression, the labels are continuous numbers. This course will focus on classification, where the labels are taken from a finite set of numbers or characters. The prototypical and perhaps most well-known example of classification is image recognition. The goal is to take an image (represented by its pixel values) and determine what objects are in the image. Is it a dog? A grapefruit? A stop sign? There are many practical classification tasks, such as determining whether an individual's financial history makes them high risk for a loan, whether there is a defect in a material based on some sensor readings, or whether a new email is spam or not. These problems share the same basic form and can be solved with many different types of mathematical, statistical, and probabilistic models developed by the machine learning community. In this course, you will explore several powerful and commonly utilized techniques for supervised learning. You will implement each of these techniques using the free and open-source statistical programming language R with real-world data sets. The focus will be on making these methods accessible for you in your own work. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding Data Analytics Finding Patterns in Data Using Association Rules, PCA, and Factor Analysis Finding Patterns in Data Using Cluster and Hotspot Analysis Regression Analysis and Discrete Choice Models
$1,199

Neural Networks and Machine Learning

Course
2 weeks
Online
Neural networks, a nonlinear supervised learning modeling tool, have become hugely popular within the last two decades because they have been successfully applied to a wide range of problems, including automatic language processing, image classification, object detection, speech recognition, and pattern recognition. They are mathematical models that are loosely built up based on an analogy to the interconnected neuron in the brain. They take in a vector or matrix of input data and output either a classification value or an approximation to a functional value. The beauty is that the relationships between the inputs and outputs can be highly non-linear and complex. In this course, you will explore the mechanics of neural networks and the intricacies involved in fitting them to data for prediction. Using packages in the free and open-source statistical programming language R with real-world data sets, you will implement these techniques. The focus will be on making these methods accessible for you in your own work. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Understanding Data Analytics Finding Patterns in Data Using Association Rules, PCA, and Factor Analysis Finding Patterns in Data Using Cluster and Hotspot Analysis Regression Analysis and Discrete Choice Models Supervised Learning Techniques
$1,199

Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows

Course
3 weeks
Online
This course introduces you to the different scenarios in which you will utilize built-in Python functions, classes, and data types as opposed to creating your own or using a combination of built-in and custom-built capabilities. You will gain experience working with both built-in and custom-built functions, classes, and data types. Through practice and application of these basic building blocks/tools, you will gain an in-depth understanding of how these aspects of Python interoperate to create useful programs. You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python
$999

Developing Data Science Applications

Course
3 weeks
Online
Python is much more than a programming language. In this course, you will leverage the comprehensive Python ecosystem of libraries, frameworks, and tools to develop complex data science applications. Throughout this course, you will practice using the different Python tools appropriate to your dataset. You will leverage library resources for data acquisition and analysis as well as machine learning. Dataframes will be introduced as a means of manipulating structured data tables for advanced analysis. Additionally, you will practice basic routines for data visualization utilizing Jupyter Notebooks. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows
$999

Creating Data Arrays and Tables in Python

Course
3 weeks
Online
Decision-makers generally do not use raw data to make decisions; they prefer data be summarized in easily understood formats that facilitate efficient decision-making. This course introduces data manipulation and visualization, both critical components of any data science project. This course introduces two commonly used data manipulation tools in the Python ecosystem: NumPy and Pandas. In addition, the Python ecosystem also includes a variety of data plotting packages such as Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Bokeh — each of which specialize in particular aspects of data visualization. This course will give you experience integrating NumPy, Pandas, and the plotting packages to create rich, interactive data visualizations that help drive efficient decision-making. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows Developing Data Science Applications
$999

Organizing Data with Python

Course
3 weeks
Online
Most data science projects that use Python will require you to access and integrate different types of data from a variety of external sources. This course will give you experience identifying and integrating data from spreadsheets, text files, websites, and databases. To prepare for downstream analyses, you first need to integrate any external data sources into your Python program. You will utilize existing packages and develop your own code to read data from a variety of sources. You will also practice using Python to prepare disorganized, unstructured, or unwieldy datasets for analysis by other stakeholders. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows Developing Data Science Applications Creating Data Arrays and Tables in Python
$999

Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Python

Course
3 weeks
Online
In order to be useful within a professional environment, data must be structured in a way that can be understood and applied to real-world scenarios. This course introduces using Python to perform statistical data analysis and create visualizations that uncover patterns in your data. Using the tools and workflows you developed in earlier courses, you will carry out analyses on real-world datasets to become familiar with recognizing and utilizing patterns. Finally, you will form and test hypotheses about your data which will become the foundation upon which data-driven decision-making is built. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows Developing Data Science Applications Creating Data Arrays and Tables in Python Organizing Data with Python
$999

Building Predictive Machine Learning Models

Course
3 weeks
Online
In this course, you will explore some of the machine learning tools you can use to magnify the analytical power of Python data science programs. You will use the scikit-learn package — a Python package developed for machine learning applications — to develop predictive machine learning models. You will then practice using these models to discover new relationships and patterns in your data. These capabilities allow you to unlock additional value in your data that will aid in making predictions and, in some cases, creating new data. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Constructing Expressions in Python Writing Custom Python Functions, Classes, and Workflows Developing Data Science Applications Creating Data Arrays and Tables in Python Organizing Data with Python Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Python
$999

Working with Data Using SQL

Course
2 weeks
Online
Relational databases are workhorses which form the backbone for much of the information we find at our fingertips on the internet. In this course, you will learn to create and modify databases using OmniDB and structured query language (SQL) to import data, create tables, and modify fields. You will also practice cleaning data to maintain your database and ensure that it provides accurate information. As the course progresses, you will identify questions you want answered and practice translating those questions into SQL. You will also examine different forms of outputting data from a database, including outputting to a program or text file and outputting CSV text. You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Querying Relational Databases
$1,199

Ethics and the Data Lifecycle

Course
2 weeks
Online
When a data project leaves your hands, the ethical choices you made will travel with it, and those choices can sometimes lead to significant consequences. In this course, you will apply your knowledge to situations where seemingly small ethical choices made by individuals result in large, “macro-ethics” problems of fairness, justice, privacy, and consent. You will trace the data science lifecycle to anticipate consequences and discuss the importance of transparency and accountability in your work. Finally, you will practice applying moral imagination to a data lifecycle and ecosystem then develop recommendations for monitoring and intervention based on that context. By recognizing the connections between desk-level choices and world-level impacts, you will acquire the skill to move your data science work in a positive direction.
$1,199

Integrating Virtue Ethics into Data Science Practice

Course
2 weeks
Online
What can you do to cultivate the right ethical choices? This course addresses this question by delving into the concept of “virtue ethics” and how it is applied in practical situations. You will explore how the virtue ethics framework relates to existing principles, practices, and codes of conduct in data science as well as how it can be used to inform decisions. First, you will develop the skill to analyze your own habits so they support your beliefs about your ethical character. You will then apply these concepts to a work setting, recognizing the guidelines that exist for your professional practice. Finally, you will discover how to navigate common situations where ethics are at odds with your professional goals or client needs, including situations when organizational ethics and individual ethics are unaligned. By integrating these concepts in practical ways, you will be set up with the tools and practices needed for success in your role and beyond.
$1,199

Creating an Ethical Data Science Practice and Workplace

Course
2 weeks
Online
Managing the dynamic between individual and organizational ethics can feel complicated without the proper tools and foundations. In this course, you will be introduced to the necessary tools to understand and engage with these frequently opposing contexts. You will apply virtue ethics concepts across individual, team, and organizational levels to create an environment that encourages all stakeholders to thrive. You will discover techniques for cultivating habits, reviewing processes for ethical flags, creating low-stakes mechanisms to raise ethical concerns, and building an ethical climate in performance reviews. Finally, you will engage with workplace practices around ethics, identifying strategies for handling situations in which ethics are central, including deploying rewards for ethical practices. By the end of this course, you will have the tools necessary to apply ethical concepts in workplace settings, helping you manage the dynamic between individual and organizational ethics to help every stakeholder succeed.
$1,199

Descriptive Statistics for Business

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to uncover insights in data, it is important to draw conclusions about the population that is being studied using numerical measures. In this course, you will identify various numerical measures including percentiles, range, variance, and standard deviation. You will then see how to visualize and draw conclusions on quantitative or qualitative variables. This course uses tables and charts to compare combinations of variables, identify the means of finding relationships between variables, and teaches you to interpret results and make predictions between variables. You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data
$1,380

Making Predictions Using Statistical Probability

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to use data from a sample group to make judgments about an entire population, you will explore probability in order to move toward the area of inferential statistics in this course. You will identify the role of discrete variables, use them in determining probability, find the expected value, and define variance. Additionally, the normal distribution, often called the bell curve, is a practical model for many business measurements, including financial decision making, process variations, and salaries. In this course you will examine the normal distribution and identify how to determine probabilities and percentiles from each of these distributions. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data Descriptive Statistics for Business
$1,380

Inferential Statistics

Course
2 weeks
Online
It is often not feasible to capture parameters for an entire population; however, it's necessary to gather statistics to estimate population parameters. In this course, you will walk through the multiple methods of collecting samples and examining margin of error and confidence intervals, including how they are calculated. You will then explore another area of inferential statistics called hypothesis testing to start with a hypothesized value. One of the most important measures to calculate is the p-value, which helps gauge the significance of your findings. You will observe the role that p-values play in hypothesis testing and the way in which they are calculated. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data Descriptive Statistics for Business Making Predictions Using Statistical Probability
$1,380

Multivariable Comparisons

Course
2 weeks
Online
An ever-present need in business is to compare two populations, such as sales of related products, different customer segments, or productivity of factory work shifts, to name a few. In this course, you will examine how to compare two population means. Just as there is a need to look at two populations, the same is true for larger groups. However, the process of comparing three or more population means is significantly different. You will investigate the comparison of multiple means, including the experiment designs to choose from and the three-step process to follow. Additionally, you will explore how hypothesis testing is used to make judgments about a population. Many times, however, comparisons are needed on more than one variable, such as a survey given to two different audiences or a defect caused by different pieces of equipment. Lastly, in this course you will examine tests on two variables, having either two options or multiple options and identify the formulas used in these comparisons. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data Descriptive Statistics for Business Making Predictions Using Statistical Probability Inferential Statistics
$1,380

Statistical Forecasting

Course
2 weeks
Online
Forecasting can be found in every corner of the business world today. When done in tandem with accurate time series analysis, it enables sound prediction of future values. In this course, you will explore the use of time series analysis and the four components of time series data. Consider, there are a number of time series that may require forecasting but do not have any discernible trend, such as a stable product environment or a very short timeframe. In this course you will continue exploring forecasting by examining stationary time series and the situations in which they most often occur and practice forecasting techniques and stationary time series analysis. You will then examine stationary data where no substantial change is taking place. Lastly, you will move to data that is changing. A layer of complexity can be added to forecasting in the form of seasonality, where the time series being studied regularly changes with each season. This added element must be considered in any prediction of future periods. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data Descriptive Statistics for Business Making Predictions Using Statistical Probability Inferential Statistics Multivariable Comparisons
$1,380

Practical Applications of Statistics

Course
2 weeks
Online
A field in which statistics can play a vital role is quality control. Statistical tools assist in the monitoring and maintenance of product quality. In this course you will explore quality control and how statistical methods are utilized within quality control. You will practice preparation and analysis of charts and determine some additional quality control methods. Additionally, organizations are constantly faced with major strategic decisions. These critical choices are best made using decision analysis tools. Analysis may involve a large number of variables for each item or individual being studied. This type of study, known as multivariate analysis, seeks to shed light on the relationships between all the variables. You will examine several techniques to choose from when undertaking multivariate analysis. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Presenting Quantitative Data Descriptive Statistics for Business Making Predictions Using Statistical Probability Inferential Statistics Multivariable Comparisons Statistical Forecasting
$1,380

Harvesting Spreadsheet Data

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Visualizing and Communicating Insights in Excel

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Using Prescriptive Analytics in Excel

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Creating and Sharing Interactive Data Models

Course
2 weeks
Online
In order to make important business decisions, you need all the information available.
$1,380

Using Statistical Tests to Make Decisions

Course
2 weeks
Online
In this course, you will practice making informed decisions based on statistical results. You will be introduced to the techniques you will use to view statistical tests critically and recognize the limitations of statistical conclusions. Next, you will examine statistical reports in order to identify the underlying research question. You will then use these insights to compare tests and rate their validity. Finally, you will prepare a report for stakeholders, providing recommendations based on your interpretation of statistical results. You are required to have completed the following course or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Interpreting and Communicating Data
$999

Applying Statistical Tests

Course
2 weeks
Online
Choosing the most appropriate statistical test to answer your research questions will affect every aspect of your report. This course will focus on identifying the right test for your question. You will explore the relationship between the data set and the results obtained through statistical tests. You will practice writing a memo to your data analyst specifying the appropriate statistical test to answer your question. In selecting your testing methods, you will also consider the ethical implications of the test results. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Interpreting and Communicating Data Using Statistical Test to Make Decisions
$999

Making Predictions With Data Models

Course
2 weeks
Online
Making statistical predictions based on real-world data is complex and requires a more rigorous statistical model. In this course, you will learn to apply multivariate regression statistical models to make predictions. First, you will identify the variables that best explain your results and define the relationships between dependent and independent variables. You will then practice identifying and interpreting the results of a multiple regression model and making predictions based on that model. You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course: Interpreting and Communicating Data Using Statistical Test to Make Decisions Applying Statistical Tests
$999

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Program TypeEducational GoalCourse FormatOfferedCourse StructureDurationTotal HoursWeekly Commitment
Certificates
Earn a Cornell credential as you complete multiple courses.Online cohort-based (<35 students) with expert facilitator hosting live sessionsRecurring start datesMost certificates include 4 to 8 individual courses with multiple start and end dates to select from; 360 Certificates offer over 20+ individual courses including core courses and electives2 to 6 months depending on individual course requirements40 to 100 hours3 to 8 hours per week for the duration of the certificate
Courses
Learn in a small cohort, with graded assignments and opportunities for live sessions.Online cohort-based (<35 students) with expert facilitator hosting live sessionsRecurring start datesOne standalone course with multiple start and end dates to select from2 to 4 weeks depending on individual course requirements10 to 25 hours3 to 8 hours per week for the duration of the certificate
Workshops
Develop AI skills and strategies in interactive sessions with Cornell faculty.Live, online, and Cornell faculty-led with an interactive cohortSpecific dates and timesOne 3-hour short-form live program with specific dates and times; multiple Workshops offered monthly3 hours3 hoursActive participation during the Workshop only
Degrees
Earn a professional master’s degree from Cornell University. Online cohort-based and on campus in Ithaca, NYSpecific start dates once a year, often in January or AugustA series of 2- to 15-week asynchronous online courses designed by Cornell faculty with weekly live virtual sessions, with between one and three week-long residency sessions on campus in Ithaca, NY15- to 24-month part-time program for working professionalsVary by degree15 to 20 hours per week during each online course; full-time on campus during each week-long residency

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