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Nov 21, 2024
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MS 393 - Quantitative Management Techniques3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits Course Description This course introduces students to various models and techniques used to assist managers in decision-making, including application of many of the statistical techniques from MA 340 . Topics covered include decision analysis, linear programming, transportation models, facility location techniques, waiting lines, simulation and time-series forecasting techniques. (prereq: MS 340 ) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Have awareness that the techniques covered under those topics are available to aid in decision making and forecasting
- Understand when, or to what types of problems the different techniques should be used
- Apply all of the techniques, as appropriate, to solve specific problems
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics
- Decision analysis Without Probabilities (maximax, maximin, minimax regret, equal likelihood) With Probabilities (expected value, expected value of perfect information) Sequential decision trees
- Linear Programming Formulation Graphical Solutions Computer solutions Transportation problems
- Facility location techniques Location factor rating Center of Gravity Load distance
- Simulation Techniques
- Waiting line models Single server Multiple server
- Review of Statistics Frequency distributions Normal Binomial Exponential Poisson Descriptive statistics Mean Median Variance Standard deviation Expected value Sampling distributions Sample sizes Central limit theory Tabulated areas o the normal distribution
- Ientifying data patterns Random Stationary Trend Seasonal Cyclical
- Regression Analysis (casual forecasting) Linear regression Multiple regression
- Time series data analysis Moving averages Single exponential smoothing Double exponential smoothing Regression of time series data Winters method
Coordinator Kenneth Mannino
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