Informatics and Analytics, M.S.

For information regarding deadlines and requirements for admission, please see https://grs.uncg.edu/programs/.

Degree Program Requirements

Required: 36 credit hours

Interdisciplinary Foundational Core (18 credits)
IAN 601Introduction to Data Analytics-Methods and Approaches3
IAN 602Statistical Methods for Data Analytics3
IAN 603Preparing Data for Analytics3
IAN 604Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics3
IAN 605Data Visualization3
IAN 606Solving Problems with Data Analytics3
Disciplinary Courses (18 credits)
IAN 620Text Mining and Natural Language Processing3
IAN 621Bioinformatics3
IAN 622The Internet of Things and Wearable Analytics3
IAN 630Fundamentals of Health Informatics3
IAN 632Ethics and Intellectual Property for Informatics and Analytics3
IAN 689Capstone Project3
Total Credit Hours36

Application and Admission

Qualified UNC Greensboro undergraduate students may be nominated to participate in the Accelerated Master's Program (AMP) by the Graduate Program Director. Students must have completed a minimum of 60 credit hours with at least 30 credits and a cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 3.5 at UNC Greensboro.

It is strongly encouraged that those wishing to enter the AMP have taken an introductory statistics course and have some programming experience.

Courses

Admitted students may apply up to 12 credits from the following graduate-level courses toward completion of both the undergraduate and graduate degree, provided that they earn a grade of B (3.0) or better in the course and fulfill graduate-level requirements:

IAN 601Introduction to Data Analytics-Methods and Approaches3
IAN 602Statistical Methods for Data Analytics3
IAN 603Preparing Data for Analytics3
IAN 604Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics3
IAN 605Data Visualization3
IAN 606Solving Problems with Data Analytics3

Please consult with an advisor to determine how the course taken at the graduate level will meet requirements in the bachelor’s degree program. All degree requirements for the M.S. in Informatics and Analytics remain the same.