DSO 578 - Fundamentals of Sports Performance Analytics

Mostly non-MBA students (MS Business Analytics, Supply Chain, etc.) – you get a good intro to Python in a unique context. The professor is very hit/miss: she was very disorganized throughout the term and it was hard to know what we would do day-to-day in class but she also has so much unique experience and got to hear a lot of it, which was insightful.

Interesting class, but a bit disorganized. Professor has worked in a few sports organizations and is well connected so brings in some cool speakers and gives good insight into what working in a sports organization is like. Didn't learn as much as I expected when it came to coding/using Python.

This could be an interesting class, but it does not feel organized enough to actually teach you anything. Also, it's hard to tell if you are supposed to learn about the culture of working in a sports team department, the anatomy and physiology of athletes, or data science for measuring and analyzing data. I don't think I would recommend this class.

Nice class, not as intense as it seems by the syllabus, the professor is quite flexible to adapting it to our needs, in-class work is very easy (might not be completely relevant to the class material as it could be due to limited anaytical components), marking is super lenient

Great passionate professor who's also really lenient with the students bc she cares about learning

Such a cool class - a must take if you're remotely interested in sports. The professor is super connected and passionate. A little bit of coding, but not very complicated stats.