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    Department of MIS, Operations & Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics (MOA)
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    Department of MIS, Operations & Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics (MOA)

    Key Facts

    Program Level

    Master by Course Work

    Study Type

    Full Time

    Delivery

    On Campus

    Campuses

    Main Site

    Program Language

    English

    Start & Deadlines

    Next Intake Deadlines21-Aug-2023
    Apply to this program

    Go to the official application for the university

    Duration 2 year(s)
    Tuition Fee
    USD 55,495  / year
    Next Intake 21-Aug-2023

    Department of MIS, Operations & Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics (MOA)

    About

    Mark Jacobs, Department Chairperson

    • Master of Business Analytics
    • Certificate in Business Analytics
    • Certificate in Business Intelligence
    • Certificate in Business Systems Analysis and Design
    • Certificate in Cyber-Security Management
    • Certificate in Project Management

    Master of Business Analytics

    The Master of Business Analytics is offered by the Department of MIS, Operations Management, and Decision Sciences. Business analytics deals with data-driven or evidence-based decision making in any business or non-profit organization. This program addresses an expanding need in many organizations for professionals trained in business data analytics with competencies in both (i) designing/managing data acquisition, storage, and display technologies and (ii) performing modeling and analysis yielding insights that lead to high levels of organizational effectiveness. The program focuses on the entire problem solving process and on applied analytics skills for real world organizational issues and problems. 

    The program is open to students with a variety of undergraduate majors and experiences who have some quantitative aptitude and interests. Different elective tracks are offered depending on students' prior business education and/or experience. The program culminates with a capstone consulting project, which is a final, integrating experience to develop and enhance student capabilities in applying knowledge and skills to the real practice of business analytics.  The program is offered online as well as on campus in a face-to-face format

    Data Management
    MBA 663ABusiness Analytics - Processes and Techniques1.5
    MIS 664AData Management for Analytics3
    MIS 667AAdvanced Business Intelligence3
    MIS 668ASpecial Topics in Data Analytics3
    Analysis Methodologies
    BAN 614Introduction to Machine Learning3
    BAN 618Advanced Business Analytics3
    MBA 611Statistical Analysis for Business Decisions1.5
    MBA 615BCase Studies in Analytics1.5
    MBA 791Business Analytics1.5
    Tools/Applications of Analytics
    MIS 661AProblem Solving Methods and Tools3
    BAN 710Capstone Project in Analytics3
    Electives 16
    Total Hours33
    1

    Analytic Foundations track: Select from MBA 613, MBA 616, MBA 632

    Business Foundations track: Select from MBA 600A, MBA 601A, MBA 612, MBA 620, MBA 630, MBA 670

     Certificate in Business Analytics

    The Certificate in Business Analytics will prepare students in developing skills in quantitative methods which support managerial decision making.

    MBA 511Statistical Analysis for Business Decisions1.5
    MBA 791Business Analytics (prerequisite: MBA 511)1.5
    MBA 663ABusiness Analytics - Processes and Techniques (prerequisite MBA 791)1.5
    MBA 615BCase Studies in Analytics (prerequisite MBA 791)1.5
    MBA 667AAdvanced Business Intelligence (prerequisites MBA 511, MBA 560, or some SQL query language)3
    Total Hours 19
    1

    Total credit hours do not include any prerequisites that must be satisfied for specific courses.  Prerequisites have equivalent courses offered at the undergraduate level.  Transfer hours may be used toward prerequisites but not toward any of the nine credit hours required for the Certificate Program.

    Certificate in Business Intelligence (BIN)

    The Certificate in Business Intelligence (BIN) is intended for students interested in the organizational architecture for building information systems in support of decision making. Individuals with BI qualifications are in high demand for positions in large organizations such as dunnhumby (BI provider to Kroger and Home Depot among others), 5/3 Bank, GE Appliances, Teradata, Sogeti, and Reinsurance Group of America.

    MBA 664Database Management3
    MBA 667AAdvanced Business Intelligence3
    MBA 667BData Warehousing3
    Total Hours 19
    1

    Nine semester hours do not include any prerequisites that must be satisfied for specific courses. Prerequisites that do not count toward the credits for the Certificate Program have equivalent courses offered at the undergraduate level. Transfer hours may be used toward such prerequisites but not toward any of the nine credit hours required for the Certificate Program.

    Certificate in Business Systems Analysis and Design (BAD)

    The Certificate in Business Systems Analysis and Design provides career-switching preparation for individuals interested in systems analysis and design but do not have the required undergraduate coursework. It also provides preparation for individuals whose expertise is in other areas (e.g. marketing, finance, accounting, health care, manufacturing, etc.) to become knowledgeable contributors to teams that are responsible for developing information systems to support their primary area of expertise.

    MBA 664Database Management3
    MBA 665System Analysis & Design3
    MBA 616Project Management for Professionals3
    or MBA 668 Advanced Website Development
    Total Hours 19
    1

    Nine credit hours do not include any prerequisites that must be satisfied for specific courses.  Prerequisites that do not count toward the credits for the Certificate Program have equivalent courses offered at the undergraduate level.  Transfer hours may be used toward such prerequisites but not toward any of the nine credit hours required for the Certificate Program.

    Certificate in Cyber-Security Management (CSM)

    The focus of the CSM coursework is on both management and technical aspects needed to secure computer information systems and networks. It also focuses on aspects of information warfare that may be relevant to Department of Defense and other government entities. The skill sets acquired in the program are also useful in private industry (in particular for those who work in defense and government-related industries as well as banks and credit unions).

    MBA 662ASecurity Management for Informational Systems3
    MBA 662BTelecommunications and Networking3
    MBA 662CInternet Security3
    Total Hours 19
    1

    Nine semester hours do not include any prerequisites that must be satisfied for specific courses. Prerequisites that do not count toward the credits for the Certificate Program have equivalent courses offered at the undergraduate level. Transfer hours may be used toward such prerequisites but not toward any of the nine credit hours required for the Certificate Program.

    Certificate in Project Management (PJM)

    The Certificate in Project Management will prepare students to be effective contributors and leaders in today's contemporary business world. Project-oriented work makes up the bulk of managerial activity in today's organizations with multi-dimensional and increasingly complex projects being the norm. This certificate program will be of value to students and employees of all business functions as project improvement initiatives are prevalent in all business disciplines (finance, accounting, marketing, operations, MIS, etc.).       

    MBA 616Project Management for Professionals3
    MBA 695Individual Research (Project Management Experiential Application)3
    MBA 617Business Process Improvements3
    or MBA 665 System Analysis & Design
    Total Hours 19
    1

    Total credit hours do not include any prerequisites that must be satisfied for specific courses.  Prerequisites have equivalent courses offered at the undergraduate level.  Transfer hours may be used toward prerequisites but not toward any of the nine credit hours required for the Certificate Program.

    Disciplines

    School of Business Administration

    Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    Application requirements, entry terms and deadlines vary by program. To find specific information on application requirements please review the details of your chosen program.

    We will accept admission documents through email. Please email your documents as .pdf attachments in a single email message to [email protected].

    Most programs will require:

    • Application - Submit either the graduate application or doctoral application, based on the degree program you plan to pursue.
    • Letters of recommendation - A recommendation form will be sent directly to the individual(s) listed on the application. Alternatively, letters may be sent to [email protected] directly from the recommender.
    • A personal statement / writing sample - uploaded to the application.
    • Transcripts from previously attended institutions. The record must include dates of attendance, all subjects studied, and grades earned or marks achieved on examinations. These credentials must be in the original language (as issued) and accompanied by a certified English translation if the documents are not in English. 
    • Proof of English Proficiency - Scores should be sent directly to the University of Dayton from the testing center using code 1834. 
    • F-1 and J-1 students - You must provide a letter of financial support and a bank statement showing sufficient funds to cover the first year of study.
      • If you have dependents, a copy of their passport(s) and additional proof of funding of $3,210 USD per dependent and $5,090 USD for a spouse.
    • Applicants to the Master of Finance - STEM, Ph.D. in Theological Studies, Master of Professional Accounting, selected master's program within the School of Education and Health Science, Ph.D in Aerospace Engineering, and the Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering may require a graduate entrance exam, such as the GRE or GMAT. Scores should be sent directly to the University of Dayton from the testing center using code 1834.

    Documents must be sent directly from the institution to the address below:
     
    Office of International Admission
    University of Dayton 
    300 College Park 
    Dayton, OH 45469-2713

    Please note: If your institution is able to provide an e-transcript, please direct them to send the official link to [email protected]. Please be aware, this does not include scanned, photocopied or emailed documents.

    Fee Information

    Tuition Fee

    USD 55,495 

    How to Apply

    To apply, submit the application for your desired degree program:

    • Graduate application (for master's degree programs and graduate certificates).
    • Doctoral application (for Ph.D. and D.E. programs)

    Once your application is complete, the admission evaluation and review process takes approximately 6-8 weeks for most programs. However, the process may take longer in certain programs.

    When completing your address on your application, your permanent address must be your home country address, even if you are currently residing in the United States. Your mailing address should be the current location where you are residing. Do not list the United States address of a friend or relative.

    You can check your application status at any time by visiting your application portal. You may also contact our office with questions at [email protected].

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