Graduate Economics and Information Science Cluster

This course applies core economic concepts to issues relevant to today's business environment. Topics include markets and market process, applications of demand and supply, profit maximization, and discussions of how the business environment is affected by national and international economic conditions, monetary policy,  banking and related issues in macroeconomics, international trade, and finance.

This course examines the role of management information systems in the business environment. Topics include decision-support systems, information security, enterprise architectures, databases, networks,  enterprise resource planning, and systems development.

This course applies statistics and probability concepts to managerial decision-making in the business environment, with emphasis on Production and Operations Management applications. Topics include descriptive statistics, probability concepts, confidence intervals, sampling designs, data analysis methods, correlation and regression analysis, and forecasting.