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Data Science is a rapidly growing field in which there are many job opportunities emerging across many disciplines. The program is designed for individuals with bachelor’s degrees who want to learn data science, with no prerequisites of courses in computer science or statistics.
The program will be 30-32 credits of courses taught fully online, with optional once per semester weekend boot-camps for cohort building and software setup. Faculty from the IT/CS and Mathematics departments who will teach classes include Loren Rhodes, Kim Roth, Melissa Innerst, Jerry Kruse, Bill Thomas, and John Wright.
30-32 credits • Online classes • Rolling admissions • 15 week courses, 13 week summer courses • Enroll from a diversity of backgrounds and majors
Data Science is a rapidly growing field in which there are many job opportunities emerging across many disciplines. The program is designed for individuals with bachelor’s degrees who want to learn data science, with no prerequisites of courses in computer science or statistics.
The program will be 30-32 credits of courses taught fully online, with optional once per semester weekend boot-camps for cohort building and software setup. Faculty from the IT/CS and Mathematics departments who will teach classes include Loren Rhodes, Kim Roth, Melissa Innerst, Jerry Kruse, Bill Thomas, and John Wright.
30-32 credits • Online classes • Rolling admissions • 15 week courses, 13 week summer courses • Enroll from a diversity of backgrounds and majors
Data Science is a rapidly growing field in which there are many job opportunities emerging across many disciplines. The program is designed for individuals with bachelor’s degrees who want to learn data science, with no prerequisites of courses in computer science or statistics.
The program will be 30-32 credits of courses taught fully online, with optional once per semester weekend boot-camps for cohort building and software setup. Faculty from the IT/CS and Mathematics departments who will teach classes include Loren Rhodes, Kim Roth, Melissa Innerst, Jerry Kruse, Bill Thomas, and John Wright.
30-32 credits • Online classes • Rolling admissions • 15 week courses, 13 week summer courses • Enroll from a diversity of backgrounds and majors
Outcomes That Matter
A Juniata data science student will obtain the knowledge and skills to:
- Acquire, prepare, analyze, and present data to support decision making
- Understand the different disciplines and application of information technology and data sciences
- Apply data mining methods utilizing a variety of modern tools, technologies, and scripting and programming languages
- Manage and access database environments
- Learn techniques and tools to manipulate/transform data from structured and non-structured sources
- Identify patterns in datasets
- Understand the different types of machine learning algorithms
- Understand appropriate data visualization techniques
- Communicate technical information clearly to specific audiences (oral and written)
- Understand ethical guidelines applicable to data management, algorithm development, and data analysis
Outcomes That Matter
A Juniata data science student will obtain the knowledge and skills to:
- Acquire, prepare, analyze, and present data to support decision making
- Understand the different disciplines and application of information technology and data sciences
- Apply data mining methods utilizing a variety of modern tools, technologies, and scripting and programming languages
- Manage and access database environments
- Learn techniques and tools to manipulate/transform data from structured and non-structured sources
- Identify patterns in datasets
- Understand the different types of machine learning algorithms
- Understand appropriate data visualization techniques
- Communicate technical information clearly to specific audiences (oral and written)
- Understand ethical guidelines applicable to data management, algorithm development, and data analysis
Online, Not On Your Own
Online, Not On Your Own
Online, Not On Your Own