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The development of ChatGPT and other large language models has generated tremendous interest in what those tools are capable of, as well as concern over their possible negative impacts. This capstone course divides the class into teams to research the potential value of large language models for a specific domain. The students interview professionals in their selected domain, engage with selected LLMs, and become experts in their chosen domain. Teams will give a 20-minute presentation educating the rest of the class on the benefits and challenges of AI in their chosen industry.

The IT Project Management class teaches Project Management in IT contexts through a combination of traditional classroom discussions about project management techniques and the management of a large, complex IT project for a corporate or university client.

The Information Risk Management, Security and IT Audit course teaches the foundations of information security and assurance, including the principles used to formulate managerial strategy and select technical solutions. An ongoing project with PwC involves students evaluating the IT control environment and performing an evaluation, or audit, of the controls’ operating effectiveness in support of an external integrated audit.

The Business Analytics practicum course provides students with an opportunity to utilize the skills gained in the Business Analytics Major, Business Analytics Minor, and Co-major. Students provide cutting-edge analytical solutions to clients using visualization, data mining, predictive modeling, and any other techniques required to extract business solutions from large data. The students utilize R, Python, and SQL. Students work in small teams assembled by skill expertise and background and present their solutions to the client or clients.

Contact: Dr. Skip Benamati 513-529-4826, benamajh@ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúOH.edu