The application of formal quantitative techniques to modeling problems for the purpose of business decision making. Techniques include Linear Programming, Waiting Line Theory, and Simulation. The application of statistical techniques to the process of modeling business decision problems. Techniques include Regession, Design of Experiments, Quality Control Models, and multi-variate techniques. One prior Legal Studies course Study of various statutes, regulations and court decisions affecting business.
Topics vary depending upon student interests.
Course includes computerized legal research. MBA 676 Business Ethics 3 credits Focus on ethical and social issues that managers must deal with fulfilling their fiduciary and personal responsibilities. The object is to help the student think through the ethical complexities and ambiguities of leadership. Managing the development of distinctive competencies and competitive advantages through technologica advances, rapid product or process development and commercialization. MBA 682 Project Management 3 credits The theory and practical tools to select and manage projects from both a qualitative and quantitative perspective.