Data Science and Analytics in Missouri prepares students for careers analyzing data, creating insights, and supporting data-driven decision-making. This pathway addresses growing demand for data professionals across all industries. Students gain expertise in data analysis, statistical methods, data visualization, and business intelligence.
The curriculum covers data fundamentals, statistical analysis, data visualization, business intelligence tools, and analytical thinking. Students work with data, perform analyses, and create visualizations. Projects involve data analysis, insight generation, and recommendation development. Emphasis on accurate analysis, clear communication, and ethical data use is integrated throughout. Students learn to translate data into actionable insights.
Graduates work as data analysts, business analysts, business intelligence specialists, or pursue data science. The pathway provides foundation for analytics careers.
Data Science and Analytics at a Glance
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Courses
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Credentials
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Career Paths
State Standards & Framework
Missouri's data science and analytics standards require competency in data analysis, statistics, and data visualization. The curriculum aligns with data analytics industry standards and best practices.
Students must demonstrate proficiency in data analysis, statistical methods, visualization tools, and business intelligence. State standards incorporate current analytics platforms and tools.
Typical Course Sequence
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Industry Certifications & Credentials
Career Opportunities
Salary data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2024). Growth projections from BLS Employment Projections (2023-2033). Cost-of-living adjustment uses BEA Regional Price Parities (2023). Entry-level salaries reflect the 25th percentile; experienced salaries reflect the median.
Data Analyst
Entry LevelSalary range: $61,910 - $123,180
Adjusted for cost of living: $67,469
Business Analyst
Entry LevelSalary range: $69,550 - $126,880
Adjusted for cost of living: $75,796
Senior Analyst
ExperiencedSalary range: $69,550 - $126,880
Adjusted for cost of living: $104,435
Data Science Manager
ExperiencedSalary range: $61,910 - $123,180
Adjusted for cost of living: $93,254
Work-Based Learning Opportunities
Internships with corporations, analytics firms, tech companies, financial institutions, and business intelligence departments throughout Missouri.
Career & Technical Student Organization
Students in this pathway can participate in DECA, gaining leadership experience and competing in career-related events.
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