The Executive Program in Business Analytics (Weekends Only) is delivered in a blended learning format that causes minimum disruption to work schedule for working professionals. It is designed to provide in-depth knowledge of business analytics techniques and their applications in improving business processes and decision-making.
For more information, visit www.ibm.biz/ibmskillsacademy
The program has rolling admissions with intake starting July 2018.
Interested candidates need to fill up an online application form to begin the admissions process
Batch Commencement: September 3, 2018 (tentatively)
The Executive Program in Business Analytics (Weekends Only) is delivered in a blended learning format that causes minimum disruption to work schedule for working professionals. It is designed to provide in-depth knowledge of business analytics techniques and their applications in improving business processes and decision-making.
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Specialization |
Data Scientist (80 hours) |
Predictive Analytics Modeler(40 hours) |
Business Intelligence Analyst(40 hours) |
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Delivery Format |
Classroom sessions in specially designed IBM Business Analytics Lab at Lloyd plus online sessions |
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Program USP |
Weekend Program Expert Faculty from IBM |
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Competent Course Structure designed by IBM State of the art -business analytics lab |
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Eligibility |
Graduate in any discipline |
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Certification |
IBM |
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Registration |
The organizations interested in nominating their employees and individuals interested in the programme may apply online and avail scholarships |
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The Data Scientist career path prepares students to use the Big Data platform and data governance in order to efficiently store and manage massive amounts of data. This will require skills in Big Data architecture, such as Hadoop, Map Reduce, Hbase, Big SQL and BigSheets. The Data Scientist will use tools to capture, store and analyze structured and unstructured data
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Learning Module I |
Learning Module II |
Learning Module II |
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Data Management Overview |
Big Data Foundation |
Data Scientist |
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Data Overview, Industry Applications, Case Studies Understanding Big Data |
Hadoop architecture and administration Big Data platform and data governance |
Big Data architecture Storing and processing data with Hadoop Creating data using HDFS and GPFS Data distribution and storage with MapReduce Hadoop Query languages (Pig, Hive, Jaql) Distributed storage system with Hbase and NoSQL Queries using BigSQL Analyze structured and unstructured data with text analytics Application Development Lifecycle |
Associated Job Roles
Data Engineer
Business Intelligence Analyst
Watson Cognitive Specialist
The Predictive Analytics Modeler career path prepares students to learn the essential analytics models to collect and analyze data efficiently. This will require skills in predictive analytics models, such as data mining, data collection and integration, nodes, and statistical analysis. The Predictive Analytics Modeler will use tools for market research and data mining in order to predict problems and improve outcomes.
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Cloud Architects, Data Scientist, Business Analytics, management specialists are the hardest to find technology talent in India. And over the past year, the shortage of data scientist has increased dramatically because of surge in market.
The market is growing, as are individual jobs for business analysts. With that said, it’s a great time to go into this field. Business analysis is key to enable organisations to respond proactively and adapt especially any opportunity or threat affecting the status quo. Many presume business analyst just jot down the minutes of meeting of ever project, but with more awareness, stakeholders realize that business analysts read the context and environment before tool deployment.
The role of business analysts and the process of business analysis are both going through a whirlwind change. One can expect the business analysis trends to mirror the changing technological approach as well as business needs in the near future.
1- Click here to download the course structure of Data Science
2-Click here to download the course structure of Predictive Analytics Modeler.
3-Click here to download the course structure of Business Intelligence Analyst.
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Learning Module I |
Learning Module II |
Learning Module II |
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Analytics Overview |
Business Analytics Foundation |
Predictive Analytics Modeller |
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Business Analytics Overview, Trends, Case Studies Understanding Business Intelligence and Analytics |
Introduction to Data Mining CRISP-DM |
Nodes and streams Initial data mining, storage and field measurement Understanding the data (valid and invalid values) Integrating data (methods, options, merging, and sampling) Deriving and reclassifying fields (CLEM) Looking for relationships (matrix, distribution, means, histogram, statistics and plot) Functions (conversion, string, and statistical) Data transformation Statistical, graphical and sample nodes Automated data mining and modeling Predictive models and customer segmentation |
Associated Job Roles
Business Intelligence Analyst
Security Intelligence Engineer
Watson Cognitive Specialist
The Business Intelligence Analyst career path prepares students to learn the essential reporting software's to create management reports. This will require skills in reporting applications such as Data Filters, Data Graphics, SQL, HTML, and structured and unstructured data. The Business Intelligence Analyst will use tools to create reports, analyse, and monitor events to meet an entity's requirements.
Click here to download the course details
Cloud Architects, Data Scientist, Business Analytics, management specialists are the hardest to find technology talent in India. And over the past year, the shortage of data scientist has increased dramatically because of surge in market.
The market is growing, as are individual jobs for business analysts. With that said, it’s a great time to go into this field. Business analysis is key to enable organisations to respond proactively and adapt especially any opportunity or threat affecting the status quo. Many presume business analyst just jot down the minutes of meeting of ever project, but with more awareness, stakeholders realize that business analysts read the context and environment before tool deployment.
The role of business analysts and the process of business analysis are both going through a whirlwind change. One can expect the business analysis trends to mirror the changing technological approach as well as business needs in the near future.
1- Click here to download the course structure of Data Science
2-Click here to download the course structure of Predictive Analytics Modeler.
3-Click here to download the course structure of Business Intelligence Analyst.
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Learning Module I |
Learning Module II |
Learning Module II |
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Analytics Overview |
Business Analytics Foundation |
Business Intelligence Analyst |
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Business Analytics Overview, Trends, Case Studies Understanding Business Intelligence and Analytics |
Business Intelligence Overview Reports and Metadata models |
Introduction of Reporting Application, List Reports and Crosstab Reports Advanced data filter Data graphics (charts, numerals, visualization) Parameters and prompts Query models and relationships (using SQL) Advanced dynamic reports Data sorting using effective prompts Report distribution through Bursting Data user interaction with HTML Structures and unstructured data |
Associated Job Roles
Predictive Analytics Modeler
Data Scientist
Data Engineer
a. Eligibility
Graduate in any Discipline
Fees (Introductory Price for First Batch Only)
Course II – Data Scientist: Rs 65,000/-
Course III – Predictive Analytics Modeler: Rs. 35,000/-
Course III – Business Intelligence Analyst: Rs 35,000/-
Important Dates
PGDM in Business Analytics has rolling admissions:
Interested candidates need to fill up an online application form
Interview Commencement: July, 2020
Batch Commencement: September, 2020
For Queries Contact :
The Admission officer
Lloyd Business School
Plot No.11, Knowledge Park 2, Greater Noida,
Delhi-NCR, U.P - 201306
Phone: +91 – 982-189-1830
E-mail: ibm.businessanalytics@lloydcollege.in
Initial amount for registration: - Rs 10,000
Rest amount to be paid before the commencement of the classes
There are 2 ways of paying the amount :-
1. NEFT
LLoyd Business School
Bank - ICICI Bank
Omega I , Greater Noida
Account No - 218305000035
Ifsc Code- ICIC0002183
For any further queries related to payments, please contact below
E.mail - account@lloydlawcollege.edu.in