The UA Little Rock Information Quality Graduates Lead in the Data Industry
The Master of Science in Information Quality (IQ) at UA Little Rock is the first university-based program to offer a graduate degree Information Quality. The program is fully designed for those who want to be data leaders and want to go onto world’s most prestigious data industries as Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Data Steward, … The UA Little Rock Information Quality Graduates Lead in the Data Industry
IQ Graduates at Work – Syed Shezan: Building Data Governance for Healthcare
Syed Shezan graduated from the Master of Science in Information Quality (MSIQ) program at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in December 2012 and was first hired in March 2013 by Modern Analytics in San Diego, California as a Data Quality Consultant. Syed is originally from Hyderabad, India and graduated from Osmania University also … IQ Graduates at Work – Syed Shezan: Building Data Governance for Healthcare
IQ Student Attends CRA URMD Graduate Cohort Workshop in Austin
Adeola Adesoba, a graduate student in the Information Quality Graduate Program at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, was selected to attend the Computing Research Association (CRA) Graduate Cohort for Underrepresented Minorities and Persons with Diabilities (URMD) workshop held in Austin, Texas, March 5-7, 2020. Adeola who is currently in the MSIQ program participated in … IQ Student Attends CRA URMD Graduate Cohort Workshop in Austin
IQ Graduates at Work – Yumeng Ye: Data Scientist at Equifax
Yumeng Ye was graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Master of Science in Information Quality(MSIQ) program in May 2019. During her studies, Yumeng was given an opportunity to work as a Data and Analytics Intern at Equifax in the Summer of 2018. After her graduation, Equifax offered her a full-time position … IQ Graduates at Work – Yumeng Ye: Data Scientist at Equifax
Information Quality Graduate student Xinming Li wins AR-BIC Research Poster Competition
Xinming Li, a doctoral candidate in the Computer and Information Sciences PhD program, led a team to win First Place in the Graduate Student Division of the 2020 Arkansas Bioinformatics Consortium (AR-BIC) poster contest. The team included Ting Li, a doctoral candidate in the Bioinformatics program and faculty advisor Dr. John R. Talburt, Acxiom Chair … Information Quality Graduate student Xinming Li wins AR-BIC Research Poster Competition
