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Undergraduate Courses ·
Introduction to the Computer as an Analysis Tool: This is our departmental undergraduate core course, which
focuses on analytical, data driven approaches to decision making. Students learn to mathematically model
common business problems in terms of constrained optimization. They populate their models using data
gathered from online sources and relational databases. Microsoft Excel and
VBA are used to illustrate the use of computers for automatically gathering
online data, populating the mathematical models, and performing sensitivity
analysis. ·
Database Management Systems:
This
is an introductory course in database systems with an emphasis on relational
systems (conceptual and logical models, relational algebra and query optimization,
relational constraints, and transaction management). Contemporary topics including data
integration, semistructured data (database-backed web sites), and the
vector-space model of information retrieval are also covered. |
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MBA Courses ·
Database Management Systems:
This
is an introductory course in database systems aimed at MS (Information
Systems)/MBA students. Traditional
database topics are couched in terms of entrepreneurial strategy. For example, querying is motivated by
database marketing and customer lifetime value considerations. Constraints are motivated by data quality
considerations. Contemporary topics
including data integration, semistructured data (database-backed web sites),
and the vector-space model of information retrieval are also covered. ·
Value Networks (Data integration in the Supply Chain): This was an experimental, case-based course designed and
taught in cooperation with Morris
Cohen, the Panasonic Professor of Manufacturing and Logistics at the
Wharton School and Ted Rybeck,
founder and CEO of Benchmarking Partners.
Students studied technical challenges, risks, and benefits associated
with information sharing and data integration between supply-chain
partners. Students then worked with
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PhD Seminars ·
Foundations for Information and Decision
Technologies Logical ·
Heuristic Methods in Information and
Decision Technologies |
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