2024 CSU Systemwide Business Analytics Competition

Starting on October 28, 2024, thirty-four teams from various CSU campuses participated in the 2024 CSU Systemwide Business Analytics Competition. On December 6, 2024, eleven teams presented their work on CSUS campus or via zoom. The winners of the Competition are:

Undergraduate Team
Hieuson Dang, Michael Lac, Fellip Mikael
San Jose State University

Graduate Team
Sindhuja Arivukkarasu, Pallavi Gowdar Nagaraj, Luyan Zhuang
California State University, East Bay

We hereby announce the commencement of the 2024 CSU Systemwide Business Analytics Competition hosted by the CSUS Center for Business Analytics. This competition is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge, competence, and skills in statistical machine learning by solving a high-impact real-world business problem. Undergraduate and graduate students from all CSU campuses (all colleges and disciplines) are encouraged to participate in this competition.

This competition will be held online from October 28 to November 30, 2024, and is open to all CSU students. Each campus may select up to two teams (3 members per team) of undergraduate students and two teams (3 members per team) of graduate students to present their work at California State University, Sacramento on December 6, 2024.

Each member of the teams identified as having produced exceptional work will be eligible to receive an iPad Air. We encourage all students to participate in this competition and rise to the challenge.

Please open this file to learn the details of the competition.

Center for Business Analytics
College of Business
California State University, Sacramento

Sponsors

Gold: TEK4GOV

Silver: Ernst & Young, CSUS Master of Science in Business Analytics

Bronze: Equanim Technologies

Contributor: Sacramento Statistical Association

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