| Term | Course | Course Name and Description | Credits |
| Fall | ESI 6314 | Deterministic Methods in Operations Research: Introduction to basic models and their solution with modern computer packages. Emphasis on modeling, computer solution, and sensitivity analysis with minimal reference to model theory and development of algorithmic methods. | 4 |
| Fall | MAN 5245 | Organizational Behavior: Relationships among the individual administrator and supervisors, the employees supervised, and associates at a comparable level in the organization. | 3 |
| Spring | ESI 6346 | Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Introduction to the use of quantitative models for decision-making in environments where uncertainty is present. Focuses on fundamentals of probability simulation, Markov chains, queuing analysis, decision trees, and dynamic programming. | 3 |
| Spring | ACG 5065 | Financial and Managerial Accounting: Financial statement analysis including techniques, cash flow, and impact of accounting principles. Management control systems: planning, budgeting, reporting, analysis, and performance evaluation. | 3 |
| Summer | ESI 6323 | Models for Supply Chain Management: Essential elements include controlling and coordinating activities such as order processing, purchasing, material storage and handling, production scheduling, packaging, transportation, and setting customer service standards. | 3 |
| Summer | FIN 5405 | Business Financial Management: Analysis of business financing and investing decisions. | 3 |
| Fall | EIN 6176 | Advanced Quality Management and Engineering for Business Processes: Philosophy of continuous improvement and methodology for applying team problem solving to manufacturing and service industries. Hands-on application of basic statistical quality tools; introduction to quality function deployment; concurrent engineering; business process reengineering; process analysis; benchmarking. Team project. | 3 |
| Fall | MAR 5805 | Problems and Methods in Marketing Management: Concepts and techniques for resolving marketing management problems through the case method. | 3 |
| Spring | EIN 6905 | Master’s Project: Laboratory, lecture, field work, or conferences.
(More information is available, including former project titles.) | 4 |
| Spring | MAN 6721 | Business Policy: Integrating and applying the various functional and support areas of business administration. Business policy making and administration from the general manager’s perspective. | 3 |
| Total Credits in Program | 32 |