CDAE (Certified

Data Analyst Executive Program)

A short program providing an overview and critical insights to current techniques and practices in 'big data' and analytics for business professionals

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Duration: 5 Hours

Requirements: Basic knowledge of business data and analytics tools like Excel

Method: Online, anytime, any device

Testing: Unlimited online attempts of exams at end of each course. Must pass each course with a score of 70% or better to receive certification. Tests are online and not proctored.">

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Duration: 5 Hours
Method: online

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$499.00 Credits: 1 - 5 hours

Certificate Highlights

This certificate program provides an overview of best practices in using data analytics and predictive modeling to understand business behavior and forecast future 'variables of interest'. The program covers the core terms, processes, tools and concepts needed by those working with "Big Data and Analytics" projects, both internally and with clients.

The program starts off with a conceptual foundation of data analytics and business intelligence knowledge and then quickly shows you how it can and is being applied in a variety of industries. Participants do NOT need any special knowledge of software, computer programming, or coding.

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Michael McDonald, PhD, Chief Executive Officer, Professor

Michael holds a PhD in finance from the University of Tennessee and his work has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, CNN, Nasdaq.com, Bloomberg, Reuters, and many other outlets. Michael is the President of Morning Investments, a consulting firm headquartered in Connecticut. He consults extensively with organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies and government agencies to start-up businesses on matters related to finance and investments. Michael has served also as an expert witness on finance related matters in legal disputes, and is an arbitrator with the Financial Industry National Regulatory Authority (FINRA). He is also an assistant professor of finance at Fairfield University in Connecticut.