Program Overview

Decision Making Course

Description

The Decision Making course focuses on the main issues of managerial decision-making and learning. The course objectives include learning about ethical decision making, decision making under risk, and intuitive decision-making.

Contents

The course covers important issues of managerial decision making, ranging from ethical decision making to decision making under risk and intuitive decision-making.

Structure

Each session focuses on one important aspect of managerial decision-making, accompanied by in-class experiments. The results of these experiments are interpreted and discussed together.

Grading

The grading consists of a Final Exam (65%), Presentation (15%), and Participation and Experiments (20%).

Textbooks and/or Bibliography

The recommended textbook is "Judgment in Managerial Decision Making" by Bazerman and Moore, 8th Edition, 2014.

Education

• Master of Science in Economics in Management: Elective course, Track in Organization and Human Resources Management, 1st year
• Master of Science in Management and Informatics: Informatics track, Lecture, 1st year

Additional Information

• Semester: Spring
• Academic year:
• ECTS: 3.0
• Language: English