Nicolas Badaraco

The Specialization in Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School Online is eligible to participants that have completed successfully three courses of Leadership and Management within a certain time.

1: Describing and Summarizing Data 2: Sampling and Estimation 3: Hypothesis Testing 4: Single Variable Linear Regression 5: Multiple Regression

The language of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Strategic analysis for your business: How could AI/ML impact your business - good and bad? How can you leverage AI/ML? Reviewing your business processes to identify AI/ML opportunities and threats Innovation and competitive advantage: What new things could your business be doing by leveraging this technology? What kinds of skills/ knowledge/ support will your business need to use AI/ML?

Week 1: What is AI? Week 2: Building AI Projects Week 3: Building AI In Your Company Week 4: AI and Society

Module 1: Introduction, Linear Regression with One Variable, Linear Algebra Review, Module 2: Linear Regression with Multiple Variables Module 3: Logistic Regression, Regularization Module 4: Neural Networks: Representation Module 5: Neural Networks: Learning Module 6: Advice for Applying Machine Learning, Machine Learning System Design Module 7: Support Vector Machines Module 8: Unsupervised Learning, Dimensionality Reduction Module 9: Anomaly Detection, Recommender Systems + Module 11, 12

Week 1: Leadership and management, and the reasons why we need to reinvent management as it is today. Week 2: Traditional and alternative approaches to coordination and decision making. Week 3: Traditional and alternative forms of motivation and objective-setting and experiment with some of these new ideas in your own company. Week 4: Analysing your company's management model. Enabling change and, more generally, how management ideas gain and lose currency.

Module 1: Introduction / What is the Pie? Module 2: Negotiation Caselets Module 3: Zincit Case Module 4: Outpsider Case Module 5: Advanced Topics Module 6: Linda Babcock: Ask for It Module 7: Herb Cohen: You Can Negotiate Anything Module 8: John McCall MacBain: The Consummate Dealmaker Module 9: Acknowledgments and Further Readings

Module 1: Basics of financial markets, insurance, and CAPM (Capital Asset Pricing Model). This module serves as the foundation of this course. Module 2: Details of behavioral finance, forecasting, pricing, debt, and inflation. Module 3: Stocks, bonds, dividends, shares, market caps; what are these?Why? Module 4: Exploring recessions, bubbles, the mortgage crisis, and regulation. Module 5: Options and bond markets Module 6: Investment banking, underwriting processes, brokers, dealers, exchanges