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MATH 415 - Understanding New Insight Through Exploration (UNITE) Seminar

Credits: 0 or 1

Prerequisite: none
Corequisite: none
Dual Listed: This is dual listed with MATH 515.

Description: Investigates open-ended data science projects drawn from real-world and industry contexts. Compares and evaluates appropriate analytical and statistical models to address relevant industry questions, and review, present, and critique solutions to applied case studies. Explores and large-scale, data-driven project methodologies, including problem formulation, model selection, and solution communication. Serves as a collaborative forum for data science–focused students in MACS programs, offers structured time for student mentorship from faculty and peers while developing career-focused, real-world data science skills.


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