Why did we go from a Bachelor of Computer Science to a Bachelor of Business Intelligence?
In the Context of the evaluation and modification of the Educational Plan, the need to evolve and change the name of the Educational Program to Bachelor of Business Intelligence arises, taking into account the trends marked by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Said trends related to E-administration, Intelligent Cloud, Big Data, Data Analysis, Intelligent Systems, Security and Cybersecurity, Business Intelligence and E-commerce.
About LIN
Admission Profile
The applicant for admission to the Bachelor's Degree in Business Intelligence (LIN) should possess knowledge in mathematics, logic-mathematics, and information technologies; skills in oral and written communication, analysis, synthesis, and research; basic attitudes of discipline, objectivity, teamwork, leadership, and perseverance; and values such as responsibility, commitment, honesty, confidentiality, and respect.
Graduate Profile
The Business Intelligence graduate is a professional capable of developing and implementing business intelligence solutions through the use of data and information analysis tools and methods, managing IT infrastructure by developing, implementing, and evaluating technological projects, and creating and systematizing innovation processes within organizations based on business intelligence.
Occupational Field
The Business Intelligence graduate can provide services in the public and private sectors, government agencies, non-profit organizations, educational institutions, technology centers, financial institutions, business chambers and organizations, and as an independent professional. They may perform roles such as consultant, data analyst, project manager, innovation business specialist, IT analyst, business analyst, and data and analytics administrator.
Mission
Train highly trained professionals in the areas of data science, innovation, and information technology infrastructure that help implement innovative solutions that streamline strategic decision-making and provide a competitive advantage in organizations.
Vision
In 2030, the Business Intelligence Degree Program is recognized as a National and International Quality Program, a leader in the areas of innovation, data science and information technology that emanate professionals who make a difference through their entrepreneurial spirit, attitude innovative, socially responsible and promoters of the digital transformation of organizations, contributing to the development of society with equality and equity.
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Educational Plan
Basic Stage
Analyze the basic and technical concepts of the fields of economic-administrative sciences by acquiring general knowledge from other disciplines, basic areas of knowledge, and social and human sciences. This approach aims to develop essential skills, attitudes, and values needed for the student's integration into the disciplinary field and collaborative work, with a global perspective and commitment to social, professional, and personal responsibilities.
Disciplinary Stage
Analyze knowledge of the areas of Data Science, Information Technology Infrastructure and Innovation through the development of value proposals that contribute to technological improvement, decision-making and the application of innovative processes in organizations with responsibility, attitude analytical and purposeful.
Terminal Stage
Evaluate and develop projects in the areas of Data Sciences, Information Technology Infrastructure and Innovation for business intelligence, through the implementation of solutions based on applicable national and international norms and standards, which support strategic decision-making in organizations with critical thinking, honesty, confidentiality and fairness.
Curriculum Map 2021-2
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Coordination
PhD. María del Consuelo Salgado Soto
- LIN Coordinator
- Ext. 55042
- Email: csalgado@uabc.edu.mx
PhD. Eduardo Ahumada Tello
- Coordinator of the Innovation and Information Systems Area
- Ext. 55079
- Email: eahumada@uabc.edu.mx
PhD. Adrián Rodríguez Aguiñaga
- Infrastructure Area Coordinator
- Ext. 55063
- Email: adrian.aguinaga@uabc.edu.mx
Prof. Josué Miguel Flores Parra
- Data Analysis Area Coordinator
- Ext. 55076
- Email: josue.miguel.flores.parra@uabc.edu.mx
PhD. Maricela Sevilla Caro
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Coordinator of the Digital Tools Area
- Ext. 55049
- Email: mary-sevilla@uabc.edu.mx
