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. Pr. grade of B- or better in 110. Introduction to the planning and creation of computer programs for solving business-related problems. Emphasis on problem analysis and structured programming techniques.
Students utilize a procedural programming language.
110, ECO 201, ACC 201. The nature of business processes and basic information technology. Examination of the use of information technology to support business processes. Includes a review of the development and management of information technology. Pr. admission to Department.