Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program with Predictive Modeling Emphasis from Bellevue University

This emphasis is designed for math majors at Bellevue University wishing to specialize in the field of predictive analytics.
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Overview

If you get excited about numbers, problem solving, and calculating figures in your head, your talent is needed in many STEM career fields. The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree program prepares you with the foundation of math skills needed to enter science and industry or education and to meet the growing demand for mathematicians in business. Bellevue University offers credit for Statistics.com courses applied towards this major.

Bellevue University is a private nonprofit that has served working adults since 1966 that offers flexible learning options and support designed to work with you every step of the way.

A non-profit university, Bellevue University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Bellevue University
Bellevue University

Who This Degree Serves

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program is designed to provide the foundational skills needed to enter the workforce and meet the increasing demand for mathematicians in business, education, engineering, and science fields. The program includes coverage of calculus, applied statistics, programming, discrete mathematics, linear and abstract algebra. The program emphasizes critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and problem-solving skills. Graduates from the program will have a comprehensive understanding of mathematics and be able to apply mathematical principles to conduct and support research for both scientific and business purposes. They will be able to develop mathematical and statistical models to analyze data, interpret data, report conclusions drawn from their analyses, and use data analysis to improve business decisions and solve real-world problems. Graduates will be well positioned for a variety of entry to mid-level careers in mathematics, including Predictive Modelling.

Learning Outcomes

At the completion of the Bellevue University Bachelor’s in Mathematics degree, you will:
  • Apply mathematical practices to mathematical and real-world problems.
  • Develop mathematical and statistical models to analyze data, interpret data and report conclusions drawn from their analyses.
  • Use numerical and data analysis to make informed decisions
Bellevue University offers credit for the following courses completed through Statistics.com.

Prerequisites

Required Courses

The director of this program at Bellevue University is Kimberly Brehm. Her contact information can be found here: https://www.bellevue.edu/about/leadership/faculty/brehm-kimberly

R Programming - Introduction Part 1

Introduction to R Programming

This course provides an easy introduction to programming in R.
Topic: Data Science, Using R | Skill: Introductory | Credit Options: ACE, CAP, CEU
Class Start Dates: May 13, 2022
Mapping in R Course

R Programming – Introduction Part 2

This course is a continuation of the introduction to R programming.
Topic: Data Science, Using R | Skill: Introductory, Intermediate | Credit Options: ACE, CAP, CEU
Class Start Dates: Mar 11, 2022, Jul 8, 2022, Nov 11, 2022, Mar 10, 2023, Jul 7, 2023, Nov 10, 2023

Elective Courses

Choose one of the following:

Forecasting Analytics

Forecasting Analytics

This course will teach you how to choose an appropriate time series model: fit the model, conduct diagnostics, and use the model for forecasting.
Topic: Analytics, Prediction/Forecasting | Skill: Intermediate | Credit Options: ACE, CAP, CEU
Class Start Dates: Mar 11, 2022, Jul 8, 2022, Nov 11, 2022, Mar 10, 2023, Jul 7, 2023, Nov 10, 2023, Mar 8, 2024
Predictive Analytics 1 – Machine Learning Tools

Predictive Analytics 1 – Machine Learning Tools

This online course introduces the basic paradigm of predictive modeling: classification and prediction.
Topic: Analytics, Prediction/Forecasting | Skill: Introductory, Intermediate | Credit Options: ACE, CAP, CEU
Class Start Dates: May 13, 2022, Sep 9, 2022
Mapping in R Course

Predictive Analytics 1 – Machine Learning Tools with R

This course introduces to the basic predictive modeling paradigm: classification and prediction.
Topic: Data Science, Analytics, Machine Learning, Prediction/Forecasting, Using R | Skill: Introductory, Intermediate | Credit Options: ACE, CAP, CEU
Class Start Dates: May 13, 2022

What Our Students Say​

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The TA was really helpful and very responsive to questions. Overall the course was a great experience.

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Considering all of the material that needed to be covered, I thought the course was well written and thought provoking.

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Tuition and Fees

Register for each course via Statistics.com, create an account with ACE and a transcript will be sent to Bellevue University.

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