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As MSA students, we spend long hours on coding and statistics assignments, presentations, studying for certifications, and professional development activities. This makes it all the more important to carve out time to decompress and enjoy ourselves. For students who recently moved to Raleigh for the program, the tricky part is Continue reading Recreation in the Triangle
What would it be like for an aspiring Major League Baseball (MLB) analyst to work with data from a sport they know little to nothing about? I moved to Raleigh to attend the IAA, where the city’s only professional sports team is the National Hockey League’s (NHL) Carolina Hurricanes. Now Continue reading Analyzing Hockey by Someone Who Doesn’t Know Hockey
Golf is a game of history and tradition. The sport originated during the 15th century in Scotland, but there is evidence of similar games being played around the world for many years before. However, when most people think of the game of golf, they think of green jackets, country clubs, and Continue reading Data Analytics in Golf
Humans are creatures of habit. After a stimulating, busy, and successful summer and start of fall at the Institute for Advanced Analytics, I’ve found that MSA students are no exception. In a program as intensive as this one, it’s essential to establish a routine that works, and then stick to Continue reading 5 Essential Pieces of the MSA Routine