Bachelor of Data Science (BDataSc)

Data scientists must be able to drive big data decisions and solve complex problems. This requires data professionals to master comprehensive technical and analytical skills. People who enjoy mathematics and have a strong interest in analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and consulting are a good fit for a career in the data science industry.ADCI’s Bachelor of Data Science focuses on developing a range of complex knowledge and skills for programming, database management, data collection techniques, quantitative modelling, and data visualisation – while developing communication and teamwork skills necessary to become a successful data scientist.Course Learning OutcomesThe Bachelor of Data Science includes the following Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) embedded into the Units of study.CLO 1Design and utilise relevant programming techniques to create and use databasesCLO 2 Think critically to conceptualise, structure and interpret big data problemsCLO 3 Apply creative thinking to core Information and Communication Technology (ICT) concepts and principlesCLO 4 Communicate ICT concepts to both technical and non-technical audiencesCLO 5 Work collaboratively and effectively in the field of ICTCLO 6 Apply ethical principles to the handling of data and information securelyCLO 7 Analyse, report and manage data, metadata and derived information using appropriate storage, access, analysis, reporting and administrative toolsCLO 8 Demonstrate proficiency in the use of data collection techniques, including quantitative modelling, and data visualisation methods for various types of data in a range of fieldsCLO 9 Continue to develop skills and maintain a currency of knowledge as the field of ICT continues to develop and innovateCLO 10 Apply organisational and business knowledge to applications within the field of ICTCLO 11 Evaluate security risks associated with data storage, access and manipulationCLO 12 Demonstrate understanding of the SFIA Foundation Skills Framework for the Information Age.