MASTER OF SCIENCE IN DATA ANALYSIS (COURSEWORK)
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- Programme Description
- Programme Objectives
- Admission Requirement
- Programme Structure
- Study Scheme
- Duration of Study @UUM Sintok & UUM Kuala Lumpur
- Postgraduate Fee
This unique programme implements a holistic approach in data analysis by including both quantitative and qualitative aspects, plus variety of methods through hands-on approach.
This programme will produce data analyst who is capable of analysing a diversity of data that is very much needed in the industries specifically in research and development (R&D). Quality research findings triggered the innovation and this is important to become a developed nation by 2020.
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To produce graduates capable of analysing quantitative data (numerical)and qualitative (text, narrative & visual)
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To infuse graduates with the knowledge, skills and creativity in data analysis and solving problems
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To develop graduates to be competent in conducting research
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To enhance the graduates’ ability to effectively express ideas verbally and in written form.
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN DATA ANALYSIS (COURSEWORK)
A Bachelor’s degree with honours from Universiti Utara Malaysia or any other institutions of higher learning recognized by the University Senate with a CGPA of at least 2.50; OR
A Bachelor’s degree from Universiti Utara Malaysia or any other institutions of higher learning recognized by the University Senate with a CGPA of 2.00 to 2.49 and with at least three (3) years relevant work experience, subject to an interview by the Postgraduate Comittee; OR
Candidates without a qualification in the related fields or working experience in the relevant fields must undergo appropriate prerequisite courses determined by the programme and meet the minimum CGPA based on (a) to (b) OR
a diploma from any institutions or higher learning recognised by the University Senate with at least ten (10) years of work relevant experience, 35 years or older and passed APEL assessment (level 7); OR
Any other equivalent qualifications recognized by the University Senate; AND
Fulfil the English Language requirement as set by the University Senate.
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This programme is offered by coursework. Students are required to complete at least 41 credit hours, which comprises the following:
Core Courses (29 credit hours)
- Risk Analysis
- Exploratory Data Analysis
- Inferential Techniques
- Qualitative Data Analysis
- Psychometrics
- Applied Multivariate Data Analysis
- Forecasting Techniques
- Operational Research
- Research Methods
Elective Courses (6 credit hours)
- Structural Equation Modelling
- Body Language Analysis
- Rasch Analysis
- Quality Management and Improvement
- Applied Survival Analysis
- Topics in Mathematical Modelling
- Simulation for Decision Making
- Business Programming using Visual Tools
- Heuristics Techniques for Combinatorial Optimization Problems
Project Paper (6 credit hours)
Graduates from the programme will also receive a Joint Certificate in Data Mining from 
MSc. (Data Analysis) Structure – FULL TIME
(Full time: Min-9cr, Max-16cr; Part time: Min-3cr, Max-6/7cr)
Elective courses:
* Kursus sedia ada MSc. (Operations Research & Analytics)
*Three semester per academic session
| Minimum | Maximum | |
| Full Time | 3 semester (1 year) | 9 semester (3 years) |
| Part Time | 6 semester (2 years) | 15 semester (5 years) |
*Please refer HEA UUM
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An Investigation of Juru River Basin Water Quality using Principle Component Analysis
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Assessment on University Students' Financial Management Skills using System Dynamic
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Computing Index and Mapping Presentation of Poverty in Kedah
Student: Nur Syuhaida Binti Mohamad Radzi
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Designing Healthy Ice Cream using Linear Programming
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Evaluation on Machine Learning Classifiers in Faulty Die Prediction Application to Minimixe Cost Scrapping Avoidance and Assembly/Test Capacity Savings in Semiconductor Integrated Circuit (IC) Manufacturing
Student: Azlan Faizal Mohd Fazi
Supervisor: Dr. Izwan Nizal Mohd Shaharanee
Financial Literacy among Working Women in Universiti Utara Malaysia
Student: Nur Najihah Ashaari
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zahayu Md Yusof
House Pricing in Malaysia: System Dynamic Approach
Student: Muhamad Firdaus Ahmad
Supervisor: Dr. Hasimah Sapiri
Identifying of Coleopteran Stored Product Pest Based on Morphological Characteristics using Clustering and Discriminant Analysis
Student: Tun Mohd Firdaus Azis
Supervisor: Dr. Shamshuritawati Sharif
Identifying Risks in Malaysia's Property Crowdfunding Initiative Through Young Adult Perspective
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Supervisor: Dr. Masnita Misiran
Linear Discriminant Model of Survivor Rat Model with Breast Tumour
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Modification of ANOVA with Various Types of Means
Student: Nur Farah Najeeha Najdi
Supervisor: Dr. Nor Aishah Ahad
Monitoring Air Quality in the Klang Valley using Hottelling's T-Squared Control Chart
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Monthly Zakat Allowance by using Linear Discriminant Model
Student: Norehan Kamarudin
Supervisor: Dr. Hashibah Hamid
Perceived Risk on the Acceptance of e-Wallet Platform in Malaysia
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Positive Circle Sharing Behavior: A Secret to Success in Enterprise Social Media Evangelist
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Prediction of Malaysian Crude Plam Oil Export Demand Using Time Series Model
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Profiling the Senior Citizens in Need in Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus: Statistical Enrichment from Sistem Maklumat Rakyat (SMR)
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Survey on Understanding Rohingya Refugee Livelihood among JREC Students' Family in Penang
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The Analysis of Air Pollution using Control Chart: A Case Study at SK Batu Muda, WP Kuala Lumpur
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The Determinants Influencing Personal Financial Behavior among Early Adulthood through Personal Financial Strategy
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The Influence of Model Eliciting Activities (MEAs) in Mathematics Education of the 21st Century Challenges: A Case Study in International Islamic University Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah (UniSHAMS)
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Vehicle Routing Problem: Real Case on Flood Evacution
Student: Siti Syafiqah Ahmad Yusoff
Supervisor: Dr. Aida Mauziah Benjamin
Critical Factors of Work-Life Balance among Women Academicians at Northern Public Universities in Malaysia
Student: Siti Fatihah Che Othman
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Determining the Healthy Lifestyle and Healthy Weights among the Students on Upper Secondary Schools
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Empowering Rural Community through the Provision of Wireless Internet Connection: A Study on a CSR UUMWiFi Project
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Financial Status Prediction Model of Undergraduate UUM Students
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Geographical Heat Map of Malaysian Women Fertility Index
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