Full-Time Class Of 2009

Tracking Your Curriculum

Students can track their progress in the Student Services Online system. Your curriculum has been entered into the database and is updated as you complete courses. You may also visit the Student Services office for a personal review of your academic audit.

Curriculum for Full-Time MBA Entering in 2007

Required Course Sequence

Required courses must be taken in the mini-semesters specified, no exceptions. Students may not drop required courses. Students must re-take required courses they fail. All required courses are pre-requisites for Management Game.

Curriculum is subject to change.

Click on a course title to read the course description and prerequisites.

First Year	Course #	Course Title	Units
Mini 1	45-700	Financial Accounting	6
	45-730	Probability & Decision Making	6
	45-760	Optimization & Decision Making	6
	45-770	Managing Organizations	6
	45-791	Interpersonal Managerial Communication	6
Mini 2	45-701	Accounting for Decision Making & Control	6
	45-710	Finance	6
	45-731	Statistics & Decision Making	6
	45-750	Managerial Economics	6
	45-793	Management Presentations	6
Mini 3	45-720	Marketing Management	6
	45-765	Production and Operations Management	6
	45-742 or 45-753	Business Government Strategy or Macroeconomics	6
Mini 4	45-740	Business, Law & Ethics	6
		Electives
Second Year
Mini 1		Electives
Mini 2		Electives
Mini 3	45-780	Management Game	6
		Electives
Mini 4	45-780	Management Game	6
		Electives

Elective Courses

Students must complete 96 elective units. Of the 96 elective units, students must complete at least one concentration area and fulfill distributional requirements. A concentration is three or more courses in any of the following areas:

Accounting
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Information Systems
International Management
Marketing
Organizational Behavior
Production and Operations Management
Quantitative Analysis
Strategy

Distributional requirements

Students must comple at least one course in each of the following areas:

Information Systems
Organizational Behavior
Quantitative Analysis
Strategy

If a concentration has been completed in any of the distributional areas, an additional course is not required to fulfill the distributional requirement.

Refer to the MBA Student Handbook for more detailed information.

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