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Welcome to the Master of Science in Business Intelligence Program

M.S. in Business Intelligence Curriculum
This innovative program allows you to earn your advanced business credentials from an AACSB-accredited university in as little as two years, all while working full time and staying competitive in your field. The M.S. in Business Intelligence Program consists of 10 courses in sequence, starting with the required Foundations for Business Intelligence and culminating with Management Issues in Business Intelligence.

Below is a course sequence guide for the full- or part-time on-campus evening programs. You may also want to view the complete course descriptions.

MSBI On-Campus
Part-Time Course Sequence 		MSBI On-Campus
Full-Time Course Sequence
Year 1 – Fall
  • DSS 600: Foundations for BI
  • DSS 610: Business Analytics for BI
 Year 1 – Fall
  • DSS 600: Foundations for BI
  • DSS 610: Business Analytics for BI
  • DSS 700: Six Sigma I
Year 1 – Spring
  • DSS 620: Concept & Practices in DSS Modeling
  • DSS 630: Database Management Theory & Practice
 Year 1 – Spring
  • DSS 620: Concepts & Practices in DSS Modeling
  • DSS 630: Database Management Theory & Practice
  • DSS 710: Six Sigma II
Year 1 – Summer
  • DSS 640: Enterprise Data
 Year 1 – Summer
  • DSS 640: Enterprise Data
Year 2 – Fall
  • DSS 650: Business Process Modeling & Analysis
  • DSS 660: Introduction to Data Mining
 Year 2 – Fall
  • DSS 650: Business Process Modeling & Analysis
  • DSS 660: Introduction to Data Mining
  • DSS XXX: HSB Elective 
Year 2 – Spring
  • DSS 670: Critical Performance Management
  • DSS 680: Predictive Analytics
  
Year 2 – Summer
  • DSS 690: Management Issues in BI
 
     
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The Haub School is dual AACSB-accredited in Business and Accounting – less than 5% of business schools worldwide meet this dual standard of excellence U.S.News & World Report, Princeton Review, and Business Week have all ranked the Haub School as one of the nation’s top graduate business schools Beta Gamma Sigma recognized the Haub School for five consecutive years with Outstanding Chapter Awards The honor society for Decision Sciences, Alpha Iota Delta, awarded the Haub School the Chapter of the Year 2008, and 2008 Faculty Sponsor of the Year awards.