Institutional Analytics involves creating and providing reports, dashboards, models, and various analytical tools tailored for university business and administrative purposes. The aim of Institutional Analytics is to enhance university planning, management, decision-making, and accountability. This encompasses descriptive analytics (analyzing what happened), diagnostic analytics (understanding why it happened), predictive analytics (forecasting what will happen), and prescriptive analytics (determining how to make it happen) [1].
References
- NC State University. What is Institutional Analytics?. Retrieved from [1]
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