MGS 600 Management Science
This course is designed to introduce the field of management science. The course
emphasizes the concepts and mathematical techniques most useful in business
and finance. This course will introduce the techniques above in a practical
managerial context, demonstrating their potential with a wide array of
applications. The study of management science combines the quantitative tools
of operations research with the more qualitative field of decision analysis.
MGS 610 Strategic Analytics
This course is designed to introduce the following business analytics knowledge to
students: (1) Quantitative data analyses (Focus of this class) (2) Business analytics
modeling in the Excel software This course teaches graduate students the process
of analyzing big data and discovering new information to support management
decision making. Topics include the analysis of production data, analysis and
management, and marketing research analysis.
MGS 630 Project Management
This course guides students through fundamental project management concepts
and behavioral skills needed to successfully launch, lead, and realize benefits from
projects in profit and nonprofit organizations. Emphasis is on skillfully managing
resources, schedules, risks, and scope to produce a desired outcome. This course
explores project management with a practical, hands-on approach through case
studies and class discussions. Often overlooked challenges for project managers,
which include the ability to manage without influence, to gain the support of
stakeholders, and gaining access to resources not directly under their control, will
be discussed. Special attention is given to the critical success factors required to
overcome resistance to change. This course will review causes of project failure
and how to mitigate risks through proper planning in the early phases of a new
initiative.
MGS 640 System Engineering Management
This course is an interdisciplinary approach combining systems engineering with
program management knowledge and skills. The course is intended to broaden
the technical capabilities of students who may have non-technical backgrounds,
so they are able to successfully manage and lead programs/projects. Students
will be exposed to the systems engineering process from establishing system
requirements through test and evaluation. Simultaneously, students will learn how
to manage, schedule, and budget programs.
MGS 660 Strategic Brand Management
This course blends theory and practice of strategic brand management. Branding
is both an art and a science. Students will be armed with relevant and
comprehensive theories, appropriate frameworks and models, and familiarity with
past successful and unsuccessful brand strategies. The goal is to develop more
informed decisions that are more likely to yield successful implementation.
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