ECON 265 - Market Analytics

Credits: 4

This course introduces R as a statistical computing environment for analyzing and visualizing data in business contexts, with applications drawn from finance, operations, marketing, and economics. Students examine fundamental concepts and techniques in R through structured, example-driven analyses of real-world business problems. Instruction emphasizes systematic, step-by-step approaches to data analysis, highlighting established analytical methods, reproducible workflows, and practical solutions commonly used to support data-informed decision-making in organizational and economic settings.

Prerequisites: STAT 243Z or STAT 243A, and DAT 101
Master Syllabi: ECON 265 Syllabus