MBA Statistics

The scientific methods of statistics play an increasingly important role in managerial analysis and decision-making under conditions of risk and uncertainty. They are used to describe data and make decisions and predictions in every functional area of business from strategic forecasting, research, and long-range planning to auditing and control. An MBA/Statistics concentration will give students advanced analytic skills, in addition to core business knowledge, needed to operate as a competent analyst in today's business world.

MBA Tool Courses (14 Hours)
4
ACCT 5401
 Financial and Managerial Accounting
3
ISQS 5345
 Statistical Concepts for Business and Management
3
ECO 5310
 Price and Income Theory
4
MGT 5476
 Executive Skills
     
Core Courses (19 Hours)
3
FIN 5421
 Financial Management Concepts
3
MKT 5360
 Marketing Concepts and Strategies
3
MGT 5371
 Managing Organizational Behavior and Design
3
BLAW 5290
 Legal, Regulatory, and Ethical Environments of Business
3
ISQS 5343
 Operations Management and Management Science
2
ISQS 5230
 Managerial Decision Theory
2
ISQS 5231
 Information Technology for Managers
   
Select Four of the Following Electives (12 Hours)
3
ISQS 5347
 Advanced Statistical Methods
3
ISQS 5348
 Applied Distribution-Free Statistics in Business
3
ISQS 5349
 Regression Analysis
3
ISQS 6347
 Data and Text Mining
3
ISQS 6348
 Applied Multivariate Analysis
3
ISQS 6349
 Advanced Business Forecasting
3
ISQS 7000
 Six Sigma
     
Capstone Course (3 Hours)
3
MGT 5391
 Strategic and Global Management

**Course requirements subject to change. Degree Plans must be filed after completing 9 credit hours of Graduate Coursework. To graduate, you must have at least one 3-hour "A"  above a 3.00 graduate GPA.  Individual degree plans vary based on concentration and student background.