About the Course

The "Computational Modelling for Business Intelligence Professionals" course is designed to prepare career converters and students for the age of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and Quantum Computing. This 40-hour program provides foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in AI technologies, ethical considerations, and innovative applications, making it ideal for future innovators.

Participants will start by learning the basics of AI and AGI, including fundamental programming concepts. The course then progresses to advanced topics in computational modelling, statistical algorithms, and data analytics. Through interactive projects, learners will explore the practical applications of these technologies in business intelligence, developing the skills necessary to analyze data, test hypotheses, and derive actionable insights.

The course also addresses the ethical and responsible use of AI, ensuring that participants understand the potential risks and implications of their work. By the end of the program, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to lead technological innovation and strategic decision-making in their organizations.

At the End of the Course, Learners Will Be Able To

• Identify appropriate statistical algorithms and data models to test hypotheses.

• Utilize a range of statistical methods and analytics approaches to data.

• Use appropriate analytics platforms and tools for specific reporting requirements.

• Conduct statistical modelling to derive patterns and solutions.

• Test actions and outcomes to assess the effectiveness of models.

• Draw relevant trends and insights from data analysis to support decisions.

• Perform coding and configuration of software agents based on selected models.

• Propose and implement changes to models or algorithms.

• Diagnose unintended outcomes produced by analytical models.

• Understand ethical considerations and responsibilities in AI applications.