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Jeremy Abramson

Sports Analytics Professor, University of Southern California

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Sports Analytics Professor, University of Southern California A life-long sports fan Dr. Jeremy Abramson has always been fascinated by the impact and importance quantitative information has on athletic competition. He is interested in the acquisition, processing, analysis and visualization of sports-related data, as well as how to construct narratives around the entire process. Jeremy teaches "Introduction to Sports Analytics" in the University of Southern California's Information Technology Program. The course acquaints students with the multi-displinary aspect of sports analysis, through examples and guest speakers in the fields of statistics, economics, operations research and computer science. Recently, Jeremy has become involved with the development of quantitative sports analysis curriculums, from K-12 STEM programs to potential specialized graduate degrees. At the collegiate level, his focus is on developing curriculum that gives students a broader base of skills and domain knowledge than traditional existing programs. As this exciting field evolves, he is dedicated to answering the question "How do we prepare the next generation of students for a career in sports analysis?"Jeremy holds a B. S. in Computer Science from the University of California, Davis, and Ph. D. in Computer Science from the University of Southern California. Follow him on Twitter @JeremyAbramson.

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