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Explore the foundations of neural networks, deep learning networks, and their various problems. This course will have students participate in hands-on labs with real-world datasets to enhance practical skills and use prompt engineering to interact with advanced models.
Descriptive analytics is often considered the place to start when evaluating data and the historical insights needed to make effective business decisions. At first glance, descriptive data might appear as the least interesting part of the analytics ecosystem. Yet it forms the backbone of most analytics and, unlike machine learning and data science, most analysts, even those without quantitative backgrounds, intuitively understand descriptive results. Faculty will examine the synergies between data and the decisions we make, and by the end
User-centered design (UCD) and related methodologies, including user research, user experience (UX), interaction design, and usability testing, will be examined. These methodologies will be applied using modern AI tools that accelerate ideation, prototyping, and iteration.
This one-day leadership development experience is designed for mid-to-senior professionals who are ready to move beyond managing tasks and start developing the people around them. Built on the latest research in coaching psychology, adult development, and leadership effectiveness, this program challenges participants to rethink how they communicate, delegate, and grow their teams.
This course will focus on the practice of differentiating instruction as a way for educators to meet diverse learning needs and preferences without having to individualize instruction for every student. In this course, students learn how to differentiate five instructional elements—content, product, process, affect, and learning environment—according to students’ interests, readiness, and learning profile.
Integrates skills and knowledge developed throughout the program through a capstone marketing project for an organization and the assembly of a professional portfolio showcasing AI-era marketing capabilities.
In today’s digital world, consumers of digital messaging are also producers of digital content. Today’s professionals must not only keep up with the near-constant changes in media platforms but must use multiple channels to generate content and listen to users. This course helps build a foundation in current digital practices and emerging media technologies.
This course will provide a deep dive into online and mobile consumer behavior and use an analytics-driven approach to explain why consumers look, pause, click, engage, and buy.
Primary research of this type allows us to answer the critical question that, when done right, leads to changing business insights.
Armed with insights from marketing research, we’re ready to get to work. How do these insights impact how we think about our brand? How can we maximize our brand’s opportunities? What should we not do?
Online marketing is becoming more and more critical every day. Yet in most categories, more than 70% of sales happen at brick-and-mortar stores. We’ll leverage the four-part process to ensure our messages resonate with our targets where they are in the purchasing process.
The course will explore the specifics of reading, writing, communicating, and critically thinking in different academic disciplines and content-area courses. This course focuses on teaching educators how to support K-12 students’ access to key disciplinary ideas through the development of students’ more fluid use of academic language, reading comprehension strategies, and strategies for composing in digital and non-digital spaces. Literacy or General Concentration