BUS 36 — Connecting Data Analytics with Managerial Success
Quarter: Summer
Instructor(s): Jeremy Gu
Date(s): Jun 27—Aug 15
Class Recording Available: No
Class Meeting Day: Thursdays
Class Meeting Time: 7:00—8:30 pm (PT)
Please Note: No class on July 4
Tuition: $510
Refund Deadline: Jun 29
Unit(s): 1
Enrollment Limit: 40
Status: Registration opens May 20, 8:30 am (PT)
Quarter: Summer
Day: Thursdays
Duration: 7 weeks
Time: 7:00—8:30 pm (PT)
Date(s): Jun 27—Aug 15
Unit(s): 1
Tuition: $510
Refund Deadline: Jun 29
Instructor(s): Jeremy Gu
Enrollment Limit: 40
Recording Available: No
Status: Registration opens May 20, 8:30 am (PT)
Please Note: No class on July 4
This transformative course is designed to bridge the gap between managerial roles and the ever-changing world of data analytics. Whether you're a marketing manager seeking to optimize campaigns, a finance controller aiming for precise forecasting, or a product leader building data-driven teams, this course will help you develop the skill set you need for career advancement.
The course combines guest speakers, managerial-level case studies from actual tech companies, and practical strategies for dealing with real-world analytics to illustrate how managers make effective decisions using data. Students will learn how to identify, select, and use metrics from massive data sets and see how different companies within the same sector optimize to different goals. Most importantly, students will learn to evaluate information critically, considering its source, credibility, and potential biases.
The course combines guest speakers, managerial-level case studies from actual tech companies, and practical strategies for dealing with real-world analytics to illustrate how managers make effective decisions using data. Students will learn how to identify, select, and use metrics from massive data sets and see how different companies within the same sector optimize to different goals. Most importantly, students will learn to evaluate information critically, considering its source, credibility, and potential biases.
This is not a course about mathematics or coding but about applying analytical thinking to help level up the data skills required for managers.