If you are looking to train in the technological field in a few years at a prestigious center, this UBA degree taught at Ciudad Universitaria is for you.
In today’s world, where the technology advances by leaps and bounds, training in areas related to data management has become one of the most demanded by companies. In addition, shorter trainings are perfectly complemented by the high labor demand.
The University of Buenos Aires (UBA) recently launched a short course that promises not only solid training in this field, but also rapid insertion into the workforce with good salaries: the Bachelor of Science in Data Science.
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What is the Bachelor’s Degree in Data Science at UBA?
The Bachelor’s Degree in Data Science is one of the most recent proposals from the UBA, aimed at those who seek to venture into the analysis and interpretation of large volumes of data. This short degree, lasting only three years, focuses on providing students with the necessary skills to understand and apply data collection, organization and analysis techniques. In addition, it focuses on the development of skills in programming, statistics and machine learning, fundamental tools in the current technology industry.
The interesting thing about this career is that it combines knowledge from various disciplines such as mathematics, statistics and computer scienceproviding comprehensive training that allows graduates to quickly adapt to the needs of the labor market. Graduates will be qualified to perform key roles within technology, finance, marketingand any sector that requires the management of large databases.
Curriculum
The UBA Data Science degree curriculum is designed to offer a solid theoretical and practical foundation from the first year. During the three years of study, students will cover core subjects such as Algebra, Calculus, Programming, and Probability and Statistics. As they progress through the degree, more specialized subjects are introduced such as Machine Learning, Data Mining, Big Data, and Data Visualization Techniques.
In addition to the compulsory subjects, the plan includes optional workshops and seminars that allow students to delve deeper into areas of their interest, such as artificial intelligence or social network analysis. This flexibility allows students to customize their training according to their professional aspirations.
Source: Ambito
