These are courses that I am teaching at St. Ambrose University.
STBE333. Operations Management, 3 credits. Concepts and methods for planning, routing, scheduling and controlling operations. Uses of linear programming and statistical controls and techniques for determining work methods and job analysis.
STBE337. Statistics for Business and Economics, 3 credits. Principles and applications of descriptive and inferential statistics. Topics covered are data summarization, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion, fundamental principles of probability, discrete and continuous probability distributions, calculations of "z" and "t" scores, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, ANOVA, correlation and regression, non-parametric statistics, statistical process control and decision theory.
MBA670. Operations Management, 3 credits. Quantitative techniques and operations research applied in operations management to both service and manufacturing activities: trade off analysis, inventory control, aggregate planning, and logistics, scheduling and systems analysis. Applications to cost centers rather than profit centers. Special applications of operations management to profit and non-profit service organizations. Prerequisites: MBA621, MBA626.
Archives: These are syllabi from previous courses that I have taught. Some of the syllabi may appear a little strange because of the web editor that I might have used to create them.
Miscellaneous: Just what the name implies.
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