Program Overview
MGMT295 Management Science
Course Description
This is an introductory course in management science techniques. It explains with a minimum of mathematics how to formulate decision problems, how to solve them, and how to apply the solutions obtained. Fundamental management problems, such as determining an optimal allocation of an organization’s limited resources among competing demands, are examined. The application of computers to solve management science problems is demonstrated.
Prerequisites
- Post Degree Diploma students: None
- All others: CPSC 101; Or permission of Chair
Lecture and Lab Hours
- Lecture Hours: 30
- Lab Hours: 15
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