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ClassesIntroduction to Business Forecasting using ForecastX™ - now enrolling This web-based course is designed to introduce working professionals and students to basic quantitative forecasting techniques. It is appropriate for those interested in learning techniques for forecasting sales, production, inventory, macroeconomic factors such as interest rates and exchange rates, and other aspects of both short- and long-term business planning.Introduction to Business Forecasting using Minitab - now enrolling This web-based course is designed for working professionals and university students who want to enhance their understanding of business forecasting from an applied perspective. The course explains how forecasts are actually developed and utilized, emphasizing modern statistical methods and quantitative forecasting techniques. Specific applications to business include forecasting sales, production, inventory, macroeconomic factors such as interest rates and exchange rates, and other aspects of both short- and long-term business planning.Business Statistics I - now enrolling This web-based course is the first in a two-course series designed to introduce working professionals and students to the concepts of basic statistics as applied to business and economics. The course is intended for those with little or no background in statistical analysis or advanced mathematics. Taught from an applied perspective, the course utilizes the data analysis tools available in Microsoft Excel, MegaStat, and Minitab 14 which is a powerful statistical package widely used in both industry and academics. Upon completion of the two-course series, the student will have acquired the skills to conduct statistical analyses valuable not only in business and economics, but necessary for other social and physical sciences as well.Business Statistics II - now enrolling This web-based course is the second in a two-course series designed to introduce working professionals and students to the concepts of basic statistics as applied to business and economics. The course is intended as a continuation of Business Statistics I or for those with a background in introductory statistical analysis. (The course begins with a thorough discussion of multiple regression analysis.) Taught from an applied perspective, the course utilizes the data analysis tools available in Microsoft Excel, MegaStat, and Minitab 14 which is a powerful statistical package widely used in both industry and academics. Upon completion of the two-course series, the student will have acquired the skills to conduct statistical analyses valuable not only in business and economics, but necessary for other social and physical sciences as well.Principles of Econometrics I using EViews - now enrolling This web-based course is designed to introduce working professionals and students to the concepts of basic econometrics without requiring the use of advanced matrix algebra, calculus or statistics. The course is the first in a two-course series which provides an elementary yet comprehensive introduction to econometric techniques valuable not only to business and economics students, but to students of other social and physical sciences as well.Principles of Econometrics II using EViews - coming soon Back to Top |
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