Common to all Undergraduate and Masters programs:
Evidence-based problem solving: Able to frame a problem and use evidence and analytic reasoning to develop and implement practical solutions.
Team-based collaboration: Able to effectively work together to pursue the common goal of solving complex problems.
Undergraduate Programs:
Business Knowledge/Fluency: Able to assess the financial, organizational, and technical viability of proposed business solutions.
Communication Skills: Able to communicate project ideas and results in clear and well-organized presentations and conversations.
Masters Programs:
- Master of Science in Business Analytics:
- Designing effective analytics solutions
- Role of analytics in improving organizational performance
- Master of Science in Information Technology:
- Designing effective IT solutions
- Role of IT in improving organizational performance
- Master of Science in Management
- Cross-functional integration: Able to discuss key issues related to working across the boundaries between technical and business disciplines.
- Master of Science in Operations and Supply Chain Analytics
- Operations and Organizational Excellence: Able to identify the role of operations in improving organizational performance and how operations is linked with other functions.
- Designing and Improving Operations: Able to use appropriate tools and analysis methods to design and improve processes and systems.
PhD in Business Administration
- Analytical/Methodological Skills: Demonstrate a detailed knowledge and analytical/methodological skills of their areas of specialization
- Original Research: Engage in and conduct original research in their chosen area of specialization
- Communicate Research: Communicate the results of their research in a clear and concise manner
- Teaching: Prepare to be able to teach college-level courses in their area of concentration (for those students who expect to enter teaching careers)
