Data-driven Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems, PB
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program in Data-Driven Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems (DMACS) is designed to meet the growing demand for data-driven modelers and analysts. The DMACS program provides the training needed to capture, analyze, and visualize large-scale datasets for data-driven decision-making. The DMACS certificate offers two pathways: 1) the systems data modeling and analysis track is designed for students and professionals who have no prior experience in programming or statistics and desire a more focused certificate in a specific complex system area; and 2) the system data management track is designed for students and professionals who have prior statistics and programming background and desire a deep understanding of big-data management and cloud technologies.
Certificate Requirements
Total credit hours: 13
- ISEN 662 (1 hour)
- Statistics (3 credit hours) *
- Complex Systems / Technical Elective (3 credit hours) *
- Data Engineering and Analysis (6 credit hours) *
- A list of acceptable courses for the selected pathway can be provided by the program contacts (see below).
Contact Information
Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Graduate Coordinator: Younho Seong, Ph.D.
Email: yseong@ncat.edu
Phone: 336-285-3734
Department Chair: Paul Stanfield, PhD.
Email: stanfiel@ncat.edu
Phone: 336-285-3735
