As the era of generating enormous amounts of data continues to expand, the demand for individuals with analytical skills has increased significantly. In today’s data-driven world, business analytics are becoming indispensable tools in organizational decision-making. Considering the current interest in business analytics, where business decision modeling is in high demand by employers, the Department of Business Analytics and Information Systems is offering several courses in business analytics to improve your analytical abilities. The minor in business analytics provides a proper analytical foundation that can be used along with other business and nonbusiness disciplines in the era of big data.
- Degree Type
- Minor
- Area of Interest
- Business
- Associated Colleges or Schools
- Program Location
- Queens Campus
- Required Credit Hours
- 12
Courses
Required
- BUA 2334 Modern Statistics II* or its equivalent
Select any three courses (9 credits) from the following:
- BUA 3310 Data Visualization: Principles and Methods
BUA 3311 Fundamental of Machine Learning
BUA 3312 Sport Analytics: A Managerial Perspective
BUA 3330 Introduction to Business Analytics
BUA 3336 Big Data & Data Mining for Business
BUA 3337 Predictive Analysis & Business Forecasting
BUA 3338 Optimization and Simulation Methodology
BUA 3346 Optimization for Business Decision Making
BUA 3350 Business Research Methods
IS 3351 Object Learning Programing
IS 3352 Database Management
*Prerequisite: BUA 2333 or MATH 1210 or PSY 2030 or equivalent
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Study Abroad Program Helps St. John’s Student Achieve a Global Education
Steiner Williams’s parents inspired a deep passion for travel that moved the Kansas native to apply to St. John’s for his undergraduate degree to participate in the University’s Study Abroad programs.
Steiner Williams, Class of 2025 The Peter J. Tobin College of BusinessHighlight
“When I was researching colleges to attend, I discovered that St. John’s had incredible study abroad opportunities. Finding out that I could potentially study in Ireland, France, and Italy sounded amazing to me, and it was a major reason why I chose St. John’s,” recalled Steiner, who was born and raised in Topeka, and will graduate in May 2025 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and a minor in Business Analytics from The Peter J. Tobin College of Business.
