Operations Management Concentration 1. At least 13 hours of the free electives must be taken in courses outside business and economics. Introduction to computer hardware, software and microcomputer applications including electronic mail, word processing, graphics, spreadsheets, and network functions. Pr. grade of B- or higher in 110 or consent of instructor. Advanced techniques in the use of microcomputer applications, including desktop publishing, spreadsheets, database systems, and linkages between applications.
Students study how end user applications are managed and contribute to business.
MAT 120 or 191 and coreq. Survey of the current management science techniques for business and economic decision making. Topics covered include decision making under risk, decision making under uncertainty, linear programming, waiting line theory, network models, and simulation. Emphasis on problem analysis and structured programming techniques. 110, ECO 201, ACC 201.