MSL 5080 - Methods of Analysis for Business Operations
Description
Examines quantitative analysis techniques in strategic business decision-making and the management of production and service operations. Introduces tools such as forecasting, decision analysis simulation, linear programming, and project management. These quantitative techniques assist managerial decision-making in finance, marketing, quality assurance, service, and human resources.
Outcomes
- Differentiate the steps of the quantitative analysis approach.
- Distinguish between the approaches to determining probability.
- Contrast the major differences between the normal distribution and the exponential and Poisson distributions.
- Justify the major steps in decision-making.
- Explain the criteria for making decisions under organizational uncertainty.
- Illustrate the various methods of decision-making under risk.
- Assess the differences between correlation and causation.
PreRequisites
- RCH 5302
Textbook(s)
Quantitative analysis for management (Rev: 13th ed.)
Publisher: Pearson (2018)
Author: Render, B., Stair, R. M., Jr., Hanna, M. E., & Hale, T. S.
ISBN: 9780134543161
Price: $97.49
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