Here’s the class capture for 3/30 – Decision Trees.

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Here is the assignment. It is optional!

• If you are an MIS major, you will receive extra credit and Professional Achievement Points for a successfully completed assignment.
• Even if you are not an MIS major, you will receive extra credit for a successfully completed assignment.

The assignment is due April 21, 2016 at 11:59 PM. No late assignments will be accepted.

I encourage you to register for the 16th Annual IT Awards. It is our Institute of Business and Information Technology‘s biggest event of the year; IBIT is affiliated with the MIS department and is Fox’s connection to the IT industry.

The event is from 6:00 – 8:00 on Tuesday, April 12 on Main Campus.

There are three reasons to attend:

1. Build your professional network. Building connections is a big reason why you’re here at Fox. It’s a fantastic, low pressure setting to meet people from the Philadelphia technology community. It is also well-attended (usually about 300 in total) by our alumni and our contacts from industry. Many of our alumni are now in positions where they influence hiring decisions and they love to promote Temple – get to know them!
2. The award winners are really interesting. We are recognizing the CIO of QVC, the CEO and Founder of RJMetrics, and the North American CIO of Spencer Stuart.
3. It’s a fun event and it’s easy to attend. It’s on Main Campus and the awards portion is short and informal. It leaves a lot of time for socializing with attendees. The food and drink are quite good too. And it’s free!

You can register here by APRIL 4!

If you have any questions about the event let me know. Hope to see you there!

Here’s the study guide for exam 2.  Exam 2 Study Guide

The Advanced Analytical Deck has been posted here.

Here’s the link to the deck for Dimensional Data Modeling – Decks

Hi – the slides for tomorrow’s ETL discussion can be found here: http://community.mis.temple.edu/mis2502sec001s16/slide-decks/

MySQL Workbench Instructions

Here’s the doc for In Class Exercise #3 – In-Class Exercise #3 – Creating Schemas

In this class you will learn how organizations store, analyze, and interpret data using real-world relational database and analytics tools including MySQL, Excel, and R.