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Why include analytics as part

of the School of Information

Technology curriculum?

Lee Foon Yee, Senior Lecturer

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Agenda

 Background Introduction

Initiation of Diploma in Financial Informatics (DFI)

 Rational for Analytics in DFI curriculum

 How SAS BI & Business Analytics is used in DFI curriculum

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Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)

 A tertiary institution dedicated to meeting the manpower needs of Singapore since 1992

• Students seeking a quality polytechnic education

• Working professionals looking at upgrading opportunities

 It has seven schools offering a wide range of courses • School of Engineering

School of Information Technology

• School of Design

• School of Interactive & Digital Media • School of Chemical & Life Sciences • School of Business Management • School of Health Sciences

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School of Information Technology (SIT)

 Offer six IT diploma courses

• Diploma in Information Technology • Diploma in Business Informatics • Diploma in Engineering Informatics • Diploma in Business Enterprise IT • Diploma in Information Security

Diploma in Financial Informatics

 Centre for IT Innovations (CITI)

• A platform for staff and students to develop innovative and effective IT software solutions and services for the industry • Our partners include IBM, Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, Cisco

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Diploma in Financial

Informatics (DFI)

Learning Objective

To define business requirements in financial services and translate them into implementable IT

solutions.

Focus Areas

• Banking Solutions & Architecture • Consumer & Corporate Banking • Investment & Treasury

Business Intelligence & Analytics

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Course Structure

FINANCIAL INFORMATICS Information Technology Banking and Finance • Programming Essentials • Web Application Development • OO Programming

• Laws & Ethics of IT

• Database Systems

• IT in Governance

• Software Engineering

• InfoSecurity & Business Continuity • Enterprise Application Development • Accounting • Economics • Business Finance

• Capital Markets & Financial Instruments

• Risk Management

• Investment & Treasury

• Consumer Banking

• Corporate Banking & Trade Finance

• Personal Financial Planning & Insurance

• IT for Financial Services Industry

Business Intelligence & Analytics

• Business Process Management

• CRM

• Mobile Applications & Services

• Enterprise Solutions

• E-Banking Technology

• Semester Projects

• Final Year Project

• Industrial Attachment Banking Technology &

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Business Intelligence & Analytics is Gaining Importance!

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Business Intelligence & Analytics

Curriculum Objectives (2010)

 Apply BI concepts to decision making

 Apply dimensional modelling techniques in the design of data warehouse, basing on business requirements

 Apply ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Load) concepts to load quality data into data warehouse

 Understand the difference levels of business analytics

 Use OLAP technologies and BI reporting tools

 Appreciate the use of data mining techniques like

Classification, Clustering and Association to discover patterns

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Levels of Business Analytics

BI: Access & Reporting Advanced Business Analytics

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The Forrester Wave

TM

Predictive Analytics And

Data Mining Solutions, Q1 ‘10

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Why we chose SAS?

 Widely used by major Local and International Financial Institutions

 Functionality and Completeness

 Usability and Visualization

 Cost and Licensing Schemes

 Training Materials and Support

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Final Decision on Platform & Tools for DFI

 SAS Educational Analytical Suite • SAS 9.2

• Enterprise Guide 4.2 (EG)

 SAS Enterprise BI Server • Web Report Studio

• Add-In for Microsoft Office (AMO)

 SAS OLAP Server

• OLAP Cube

 SAS Enterprise Miner 6.2

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Curriculum Delivery

 Business Intelligence & Analytics Module • To learn the concepts and technologies

• Students learn through lectures, tutorials, practical lab sessions, sharing and talk sessions by industry speakers

 Business Intelligence & Analytics Project

• To apply the concepts and technologies learnt to a project scenario

• Students work in group of 4 to 5 students under a supervising lecturer

 The first polytechnic using SAS platform and tools to deliver Business Intelligence & Analytics curriculum

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Sample Student Project Output

Producing a business report with charts and table with drill down features from SAS Enterprise Guide, view from Web Report Studio.

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Sample Student Project Output

Analysing the spending patterns of credit card customers on the different retail stores using tile chart from SAS Enterprise Guide.

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Sample Student Project Output

Analysing credit card customer distribution in Singapore using the Map Graph feature in SAS Enterprise Guide.

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In a nutshell …

 It is important to incorporate Business Intelligence & Analytics skillsets in financial & IT curriculum to

prepare the workforce for the future.

 SAS BI platform and tools fulfilled our Business

Intelligence & Analytics curriculum requirements with completeness in functionality, ease-of-use and

visualization.

 SAS’s comprehensive training materials and support had enable the teaching staff to deliver the Business Intelligence & Analytics curriculum effectively within a demanding schedule.

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Looking Forward …

 More challenges and growth in Business Intelligence & Analytics market …

• IDC Expects a 20.5% Growth for APEJ’s Business

Intelligence Software Market in 2010 with 3Ps - Predictability, Pervasiveness and Price as Key Drivers.

 Banking sector will remain the largest BI adopter with increase investment in advanced analytics …

• To enable better risk management, fraud management, support faster fact based decision-making for customer related issues.

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Looking Forward …

 Government sector is increasingly using business analytics to guide decision-making, increase

efficiency, and promote accountability … • Promote a culture of fact-based decision-making

• Manage performance to achieve measurable objectives • Establish a framework for decision-making

• Align strategies across departments

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Thank You

Lee Foon Yee, Senior Lecturer School of Information Technology Nanyang Polytechnic

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