About this course
Decision makers often struggle with questions such as: What should be the right price for a product? Which customer is likely to default in his/her loan repayment? Which products should be recommended to an existing customer? Finding right answers to these questions can be challenging yet rewarding.
Predictive analytics is emerging as a competitive strategy across many business sectors and can set apart high performing companies. It aims to predict the probability of the occurrence of a future event such as customer churn, loan defaults, and stock market fluctuations – leading to effective business management.
Models such as multiple linear regression, logistic regression, auto-regressive integrated moving average (ARIMA), decision trees, and neural networks are frequently used in solving predictive analytics problems. Regression models help us understand the relationships among these variables and how their relationships can be exploited to make decisions.
This course is suitable for students/practitioners interested in improving their knowledge in the field of predictive analytics. The course will also prepare the learner for a career in the field of data analytics. If you are in the quest for the right competitive strategy to make companies successful, then join us to master the tools of predictive analytics.
What you’ll learn
- Understand how to use predictive analytics tools to analyze real-life business problems.
- Demonstrate case-based practical problems using predictive analytics techniques to interpret model outputs.
- Learn regression, logistic regression, and forecasting using software tools such as MS Excel, SPSS, and SAS.
Meet the instructor
- Length: 7 weeks
- Effort: 4 to 5 hours per week
- Price: FREE
Option to add a Verified Certificate for $99 USD - Institution: IIMBx
- Category: Business & Management
- Level: Advanced
- Language: English
Important Course Dates
Don’t miss the opportunity to highlight your new knowledge and skills by earning a verified certificate. Course ends on Aug 22, 2019. After this date the course content will be archived.