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DAT410

Decision Support Presentation

Course DirectorySNHU DAT410 has 3 direct prerequisites, with 8 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 1 other course.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

In order for data analytics to be effective, reports and findings must be presented in a manner that is relevant to one's audience. In this course students will hone their technical writing and presentation skills to engage individuals at all levels throughout an organization. Ethics, security, and privacy considerations as they relate to reporting will also be discussed.

Prerequisite Tree

  • DAT210 — Foundation of Data Analytics
  • DAT310 — Data Analytics I
    • DAD215 — Introduction to Statistical Analysis System
      • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
      • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
    • DAD220 — Introduction to Structured Database Environments
    • DAT210 — Foundation of Data Analytics
  • DAT320 — Data Analytics II
    • DAD215 — Introduction to Statistical Analysis System
      • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
      • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
    • DAD220 — Introduction to Structured Database Environments
    • DAT210 — Foundation of Data Analytics
    • DAT310 — Data Analytics I
      • DAD215 — Introduction to Statistical Analysis System
        • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
        • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
          • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
          • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
      • DAD220 — Introduction to Structured Database Environments
      • DAT210 — Foundation of Data Analytics

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