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Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3

               MGMT  585      QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR DECISION-MAKING
               Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               This  course  will  acquaint  students  in  advanced  undergraduate  and
               graduate classes and the practitioner with the quantitative techniques
               commonly used in the decision-making processes. Topics discussed will
               include concepts of decision-making.

               MGMT  640      STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
               Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               The focus of the course is on strategic management process (model):
               strategy  formulation,  strategy  implementation,  and  strategy
               evaluation.    Key  strategies  such  as  differentiation,  cost  leadership,
               integration,  and  diversification  are  also  emphasized.    Strategic
               management theories, concepts, and techniques are augmented with
               real-life cases, and managerial practices.





               MGMT  649      SEMINAR IN MANAGEMENT
               Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               This  course  will  focus  on  the  analysis  of  current  issues  facing  top
               management in mid and large firms. Emphasis is placed on such issues
               as the globalization of goods, services, capital, technology, domestic
               and  global  competition,  market  opportunities  and  threats,  business
               strategies,  and  innovation.  Recent  developments  and  trends
               concerning  reengineering  as  well  as  organizational  and  managerial
               functions also are reviewed.
               MGMT  650      INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
               Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               This  course  will  focus  on  managerial  process  of  leading,  planning,
               organizing, staffing, coordinating, and controlling in a global context.
               Topics emphasized in this course include the role of the international


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