This course will focus on legal issues which entrepreneurs face while growing a start-up business from infancy to becoming a publicly held company. Students will not receive credit for both MGT 6614 and MGT 3614.

This doctoral course addresses the literature on the state-of-the-art research on quantitative approaches to marketing problems.

This PhD Seminar introduces analytical models and methods, stochastic processes, and optimization techniques for modeling and solving relevant IS problems, and drawing meaningful inferences from the results.

An exploration of the nature and integration of inidividual and organizational values, systemic thinking, and the concept of servant leadership. Learning occurs through case studies, simulations, readings, personal reflection and team activities.

This course introduces machine learning techniques and their applications in solving business problems. It covers core concepts, algorithm designs, and programming implementation with business

This PhD Seminar introduces analytical models and methods, stochastic processes, and optimization techniques for modeling and solving relevant IS problems, and drawing meaningful inferences from the results.

A study of the underlying theory and application of managerial accounting concepts. These concepts include cost measurement, decision making, budgeting, and variance analysis.

This course develops ethical and effective leaders who practice formal and informal leadership, empower others, generate meaningful results, and pursue lifelong leadership growth.

Students will learn to use financial statements and related data to forecast profitability, assess credit risk, model earnings quality, and estimating intrinsic value. Credit not allowed for both MGT 4029 and MGT 6029.

This course develops ethical and effective leaders who practice formal and informal leadership, empower others, generate meaningful results, and pursue lifelong leadership growth.