Master Data Analysis Through Real Projects

Learn practical data analysis skills by working on actual business cases. Our program combines theoretical foundations with hands-on experience in Taiwan's growing tech market.

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Dr. Marcus Thornberg, Lead Data Analytics Instructor

Dr. Marcus Thornberg

Lead Instructor

15+ years analyzing complex datasets for Fortune 500 companies. Now teaching the next generation of data professionals.

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Your Background

Are you new to data analysis or do you have some experience with spreadsheets and basic statistics?

Your Goals

Looking to switch careers, advance in your current role, or start your own analytics consultancy?

Your Schedule

Can you dedicate 15-20 hours weekly for 6 months, or prefer a more intensive 3-month program?

Featured Program: Advanced Analytics Bootcamp

Professor Chen Wei-Ming, Statistics and Machine Learning Expert

Prof. Chen Wei-Ming

Statistics Expert

Former lead analyst at Taiwan Semiconductor, specializing in process optimization and quality control analytics.

Program Success

87% Graduate Rate
92% Portfolio Completion
78% Career Advancement
156 Alumni Network

Real Projects, Real Results

Our project-based approach means you're solving actual business problems from day one. Here's how our graduates have applied their skills.

Retail Analytics

Customer Segmentation for E-commerce Growth

Sarah worked with a Taipei-based online retailer to analyze customer purchasing patterns. Using clustering algorithms, she identified five distinct customer segments and developed targeted marketing strategies.

  • Increased repeat purchase rate by 23% in test segments
  • Reduced customer acquisition cost through better targeting
  • Created automated dashboard for ongoing monitoring
  • Presented findings to C-level executives
Manufacturing

Predictive Maintenance for Production Lines

David built a machine learning model to predict equipment failures at a semiconductor fabrication plant. The project involved sensor data analysis and anomaly detection techniques.

  • Reduced unplanned downtime by 31% during pilot phase
  • Estimated annual savings of .3M for the facility
  • Developed real-time monitoring alerts system
  • Trained maintenance staff on new procedures