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Mykhailo Polishchuk

Coursework

Rigorous training across statistics, programming, AI, analytics, and business decision-making.

Foundations of Deep Learning

Spring 2026 · Grade: A

Topics covered: neural networks, log loss, binary classification, hidden layers, predictions, convolutional neural networks

  • Built foundations in how neural architectures transform inputs into predictions.
  • Analyzed binary classification behavior with log-loss driven model evaluation.
Deep LearningNeural NetsClassificationCNN

Math for Data Science

Fall 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: linear regression, logistic regression, random forest, recall, gradient descent, MSE

  • Modeled predictive problems across linear and non-linear approaches.
  • Interpreted model quality using recall and error-based evaluation metrics.
RegressionRandom ForestGradient DescentMetrics

Business Analytics

Spring 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: advanced statistics, predictive models, warehouse capacity modeling, price modeling, probability theory, normal distribution

  • Applied predictive modeling to operational and pricing decisions.
  • Worked with probability distributions to evaluate uncertainty in business planning.
Predictive ModelsStatisticsProbabilityAnalytics

Relational Databases

Spring 2026 · Grade: A

Topics covered: SQL, database creation, building AI applications from databases, SQLModel, FastAPI

  • Designed relational structures and queried data with production-style SQL workflows.
  • Connected database layers to modern AI application backends using SQLModel and FastAPI.
SQLFastAPISQLModelDatabases

Big Data Analytics

Spring 2026 · Grade: A

Topics covered: large dataset workflows, preprocessing, cleaning, hypothesis development, hypothesis testing, Spark

  • Worked with large-scale datasets and structured preprocessing pipelines.
  • Combined hypothesis development and testing with distributed analytics tools.
SparkBig DataHypothesis TestingPreprocessing

Intro to Data Science

Fall 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: R, data cleaning, data visualization, data interpretation, communicating insights

  • Covered the full analysis workflow from raw data to clear decision-ready outputs.
  • Built foundations in communicating analytical findings with concise visual narratives.
RData CleaningVisualizationInsights

Data Visualization and Communication

Spring 2026 · Grade: A

Topics covered: Power BI, chart selection, visual clarity, communicating insights effectively

  • Designed visuals to match analytical intent and audience decision needs.
  • Interpreted results through concise chart-first communication in Power BI.
Power BIData VizStorytelling

Marketing Research

Fall 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: SPSS, research design, selecting statistical tests, when and why to use different tests, communicating results

  • Analyzed research questions by matching them to appropriate statistical methods.
  • Worked with SPSS to produce clear, decision-oriented research outputs.
SPSSResearch DesignStatistical TestsInsights

Linear Data Structures

Spring 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: Python-based data structures and programming progression from Intro to Computer Science

  • Applied structured problem-solving with core linear data structures.
  • Strengthened Python fluency through progressively complex implementations.
PythonData StructuresProgramming

Non-Linear Data Structures

Fall 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: continued Python progression through non-linear data structures and advanced programming patterns

  • Extended core programming foundations into non-linear structure design and analysis.
  • Modeled computational tradeoffs with more complex algorithmic patterns.
PythonData StructuresAlgorithmsProgramming

Intro to Computer Science

Fall 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: foundational programming in Python

  • Built foundations in computational thinking and code structure.
  • Applied Python to solve structured analytical and logical tasks.
PythonProgramming

Intro to Statistics

Spring 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: probability theory, normal distribution, empirical rule, proportions, charts and graphs, t-tests

  • Built statistical foundations for interpreting variability, distributions, and inference.
  • Analyzed proportions and hypothesis tests to support evidence-based conclusions.
StatisticsProbabilityT-TestsData Interpretation

Managerial Economics

Fall 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: advanced economics for business decision-making

  • Applied economic reasoning to managerial tradeoffs and strategic choices.
  • Interpreted market and cost signals in practical business contexts.
EconomicsDecision-MakingBusiness

Financial Management

Fall 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: finance principles, financial analysis, and business decision-making

  • Analyzed financial information to support planning and investment choices.
  • Covered core frameworks used in managerial finance decisions.
FinanceAnalysisDecision-Making

Microeconomics

Spring 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: applied economics for business decision-making

  • Modeled firm and consumer behavior in decision-focused scenarios.
  • Interpreted market signals and incentives in applied business contexts.
EconomicsMarket AnalysisBusiness

Macroeconomics

Fall 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: macroeconomic and business foundations

  • Covered aggregate indicators that shape business environments.
  • Analyzed how macro trends influence strategic planning decisions.
EconomicsMacroBusiness

Accounting

Fall 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: foundational accounting concepts

  • Built foundations in financial statements and accounting logic.
  • Interpreted accounting information in a business decision context.
AccountingFinancial StatementsBusiness

Accounting II

Spring 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: advanced accounting concepts in a second-course progression

  • Extended foundational accounting into more advanced treatment of financial topics.
  • Applied accounting analysis to evaluate business performance and decisions.
AccountingFinanceAnalysis

Digital Marketing

Spring 2025 · Grade: A

Topics covered: digital marketing strategy and applied marketing execution

  • Covered digital channel strategy with execution-oriented planning.
  • Analyzed campaign structure through a business outcomes lens.
MarketingDigital StrategyExecution

Social Media Marketing

Fall 2024 · Grade: A

Topics covered: social media marketing strategy and execution

  • Covered channel-specific planning and practical social strategy choices.
  • Interpreted how content and execution decisions support brand and growth goals.
MarketingSocial MediaStrategy