Program Details
| Callout: |
Tuesday, December 3 @ 7pm KRAN G020 |
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| Location: |
Singapore |
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| Program Dates: | May 16th - June 13th , 2020 | |
| Faculty: | Prof. Yang Wang | |
| Host: | Krannert School of Management | |
| Eligibility: | The program is open to Purdue undergraduate students with a 2.5 GPA | |
| Course Credits: | MGMT 288 Programming for Business Applications & MGMT 39000 International Elective for 6 credits. | |
| Cost: |
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| Scholarships: |
Krannert students may apply for Krannert specific scholarships in addition to the Purdue Moves Scholarship. For more information click here! |
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| Housing: |
Students will stay in extended stay hotels |
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| Language Requirements: | None | |
| Scholarship Deadline: |
February 1, 2020. Krannert Scholarship deadline (students will be notified by mid-February of Scholarship standing) |
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| Deposit Deadline: | March 2, 2020. $500 non-refundable deposit | |
| Contact: | gabriel2@purdue.edu for more information. |
Course Descriptions
MGMT 288 Programming for Business Applications
Because data grows exponentially and becomes complex, we need computational methods to collect, store, and analyze them in order to be successful in science, engineering, business, and other professions. MGMT28000 is an introductory programming class that meets this need.
Students will learn how to write computer programs in python language to solve real-world problems. This class is designed for students who want to learn computer programming for data science. This course guides students through the basic python programming language, from initial concepts to complicated data analysis. Singapore is a country known for its innovation and advancement of technologies. Students will have the chance to get better ideas how programming is integrated in organizations of different types by visiting high-tech companies in Singapore.
MGMT 39000 - International Elective
This course will be taught by on site local faculty. Course title and content is TBD until further notice.
Krannert Faculty Bio
Yang Wang
Clinical Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems