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Msc. Business Analytics Smurfit

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  • 04-08-2018 2:56pm
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    Cian59
    Registered Users Posts: 119 ✭✭


    Anyone starting this course in September?

    I'm just finishing up and have a few textbooks. Giving them away for free if anyone is doing the course. Might be a good headstart for someone.


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    Nelbert
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    Thinking about doing this next year (currently doing the data analytics masters in NCI). How did you find the course?


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    Cian59
    Registered Users Posts: 119 ✭✭Cian59


    Nelbert wrote: »
    Thinking about doing this next year (currently doing the data analytics masters in NCI). How did you find the course?

    It really depends on what you're looking for. The course recently underwent a restructuring that a lot of people feel is for the worse. There is too much of an emphasis on the bussiness aspect rather than getting technical and hands on. A course you come out of feeling you're able to talk about a lot of techniques but little experience of implementing them.

    However, I'd you're looking a more rounded experience with a bit of business soft skills then it could be worth it. However, if you've completed the NCI masters I'm not sure you'd gain a lot from this.


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    Cian59
    Registered Users Posts: 119 ✭✭Cian59


    Nelbert wrote: »
    Thinking about doing this next year (currently doing the data analytics masters in NCI). How did you find the course?

    It really depends on what you're looking for. The course recently underwent a restructuring that a lot of people feel is for the worse. There is too much of an emphasis on the bussiness aspect rather than getting technical and hands on. A course you come out of feeling you're able to talk about a lot of techniques but little experience of implementing them.

    However, I'd you're looking a more rounded experience with a bit of business soft skills then it could be worth it. However, if you've completed the NCI masters I'm not sure you'd gain a lot from this.


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