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Business Intelligence II
Kurset introducerer grundlæggende metoder med fokus på at opnå praktiske færdigheder i anvendelsen af de gennemgåede teknikker.
Start: Uge 1 2027
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Forårssemester 2027
Tilmeldingsfrist: 4. januar 2027
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