Certificate in Applied Data Science
The certificate offers a set of required courses to ensure that students completing it have a good understanding of key areas of modern data science.
Overview
One of the required courses is a capstone course, which provides the students with the opportunity of applying in practical scenarios the knowledge gained in the other courses. The certificate also offers a set of elective courses that allow the students to apply data science in a particular domain.
Eligibility
This certificate is available to all undergraduate students at the ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ.
Requirements
To be awarded the Certificate in Applied Data Science, students must complete the following:
Required courses:
- INT D 491 - Data Science Capstone
3 credits from:
- CMPUT 191 - Introduction to Data Science
- CMPUT 195 - Introduction to Principles and Techniques of Data Science
3 credits from:
- CMPUT 200 - Ethics of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
- NS 115 - Indigenous Peoples and Technoscience
- PHIL 385 - Ethics and Artificial Intelligence
9 credits (3 courses) from any of the following subject areas
(note a minimum of 3 credits are required at the 300- or 400 level)
Computing Science
- CMPUT 267 - Basics of Machine Learning
- CMPUT 291 - Introduction to File and Database Management
- CMPUT 328 - Visual Recognition
- CMPUT 361 - Introduction to Information Retrieval
- CMPUT 367 - Intermediate Machine Learning
- CMPUT 461 - Introduction to Natural Language Processing
- CMPUT 466 - Machine Learning
Biological Sciences
- BIOIN 301 - Bioinformatics I
- BIOIN 401 - Bioinformatics II
- BIOL 330 - Introduction to Biological Data
- BIOL 331 - Population Ecology
- BIOL 332 - Community Ecology
- BIOL 380 - Genetic Analysis of Populations
- BIOL 430 - Statistical Design and Analysis in Biology
- BIOL 471 - Landscape Ecology
- IMIN 410 - Bioinformatics for Molecular Biologists
- MA SC 475 - Applied Data Analysis in Marine Science
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
- EAS 221 - Introduction to Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing
- EAS 351 - Environmental Applications of Geographical Information Systems
- EAS 364 - Basin Resources and Subsurface Methods
- EAS 372 - Weather Analysis and Forecasting
Physics
- PHYS 234 - Introductory Computational Physics
- PHYS 295 - Experimental Physics I
- PHYS 420 - Computational Physics
- GEOPH 426 - Signal Analysis in Geophysics
- GEOPH 431
- GEOPH 438 - Seismic Data Processing
Statistics
- STAT 441 - Statistical Methods for Learning and Data Mining
- STAT 471 - Probability I
- STAT 479 - Time Series Analysis
Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences
- AREC 313 - Statistical Analysis
- REN R 201 - Introduction to Geomatic Techniques in Natural Resource Management
- REN R 426 - Geographical Information Systems Applications in Renewable Resources
- REN R 480 - Applied Statistics for Environmental Sciences
Business
- FIN 440 - Commodities Analytics and Trading
- MARK 312 - Marketing Analytics
- OM 420 - Predictive Business Analytics
- SEM 330 - Exploring Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Program Contact
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