MBA Master of Business Administration Business Intelligence specialization

What You'll Learn

Outcome goals and graduates' proficiency levels

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Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Business Intelligence Specialization

Quality and Professional Relevance

• Capella's MBA faculty members are also business professionals—bringing a balance of academic expertise and professional experience to the fields in which they teach.
• Capella has developed educational alliances with more than 175 corporations, including leading organizations such as Johnson & Johnson, U.S. Bank, and Farmers Insurance Group.
• The Human Resource Management MBA specialization has gained acknowledgement from the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM^®) that the curriculum aligns with SHRM's^® HR Curriculum Guidebook and Templates.
• The Project Management MBA specialization includes courses that are approved for professional development units (PDUs) by the Project Management Institute (PMI^®).
• Capella's MS, MBA, and BS project management curriculum is designed around A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide).

Expected Program Outcomes

1. Assess the information needs for a global business decision situation and identify and access the appropriate sources for that information.
2. Integrate quantitative and qualitative data needed to support evidence-based decision making.
3. Analyze information gathered for decision support using the appropriate statistical and modeling techniques.
4. Demonstrate approaches to the presentation of decision support information that are both effective and ethical.