Business Intelligence Program Reflective Report

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I am currently enrolled in the Business Administration with an Emphasis in Business Intelligence program for the College of Business at GCU. I chose this program as I have work experience with both business administration and intelligence and would like to sharpen my skills while earning a degree to accommodate my knowledge. The course topics touch on management, database structure, accounting, finance, business analytics, and marketing.
The program includes courses such as Introduction to Management, Business Programming, Web Analytics and Introduction to Computer Technology. Introduction to Management will be more of a review of the basic functions of management as I worked in the management capacity for many years. Understanding how to develop customized software component using business analytics will be communicated in the Business Programming course. In Web Analytics, you learn how to gather and evaluate website traffic and discuss search engine enhancement. This will be one of …show more content…

I fear these courses will be very challenging for me as I have not worked with complex mathematics in many years. Prior to entering into these courses, I will utilize the Math Success Booster and MathXL in the Student Success Center to refresh and improve my mathematic knowledge foundation. I will also utilize the tutoring available through the Center for Learning Advancement (CLA) as needed.
The course assignments of the online program in addition to the mathematic based classes will contain large amounts of writing; therefore, strong communication skills as well as computer skills are a must. I will heavily rely on the Writing Center to adhere to all writing style guidelines. I will also continue to exploit the many GCU tutorials and webinars as well as the Technology Success Boosters also in the Student Success

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