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Management
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Business Analytics Capstone |
Prerequisite |
MGMT 371, MGMT 433/MKTG 433, MGMT 480 |
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All Analytics students will participate in the Capstone course typically during their final semester at MSUM. The purpose of the capstone is for students to undertake a group project(s) that applies and synthesizes what they have learned in their major (including but not limited to database management, data analysis techniques and business decisions making) to real life analytics problems. By allowing small teams of students to work collaboratively throughout the class, the Capstone course emphasizes teamwork and encourages the kind of cooperation needed to flourish in today's current professional managerial environment. The course will be taught by a multi-disciplinary faculty team drawn from different areas of expertise in Analytics. Students will attend scheduled class sessions to think critically about analytical and decision making issues and to be creative problem solvers as they navigate challenging project(s). This capstone will culminate with a written project report and an oral presentation of their work to the students and faculty of the Analytics program, usually during the last two weeks of the semester. |
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Independent Study |
Course Outline |
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Individual inquiry into an aspect of Business Administration not covered in the regular curriculum. |
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Strategic Management |
Prerequisite |
ACCT 231 and ACCT 280 and FINC 340 and MKTG 270 and MGMT 260 and MGMT 371 and MGMT 380 |
Course Outline |
Course Outline |
Description |
Students take a top management perspective in studying strategic management principles, concepts and analytical techniques. Strategic management entails the analysis of internal and external environments of a firm to maximize the utilization of resources in relation to objectives. This capstone course will be taken after completion of all other business core courses. |
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