Short Title Business Statistics I Long Title Business Statistics I
Long Descr This course consists of an introduction to business statistics including methods of describing, summarizing, graphically presenting, measuring and analyzing statistical data, probability distributions, covariance applications, sampling distributions and control charts. The course emphasizes how to apply various statistical techniques in the support of managerial decisions in the various functional areas of business. Students will be required to use appropriate computer software and/or calculator to present and analyse statistical data. Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods
Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Antirequisites: QMS 204 and QMS 230 and QMS 400 Equivalencies
Attributes
Dept Consent No Special Consent Required Dynamic Date TRANSITION
Grd Basis Graded Hegis Code
GPA Weight 1.00/1.00 Billing Units 1.0
Course Count 1.0 Repeat for Credit N Total Completions 1 QMS 130 Course ID 024693
Short Title Quantitative Business Analysis Long Title Quantitative Business Analysis
Long Descr This course emphasizes how to apply various mathematical techniques in the support of managerial decisions in the various functional areas of business. Review if basic algebra (including linear, quadratic and other special
functions), inequalities and linear programming, exponential and logarithmic functions, mathematics of finance, functions, limits and derivative, derivatives and applications.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Equivalencies
Short Title Business Statistics II Long Title Business Statistics II
Long Descr This course builds on the concepts introduced in QMS 102. Some of the topics to be studied follow: confidence interval estimation, hypothesis testing of means, variances, proportions, independence, and simple/multiple regression with
applications to forecasting. The course emphasizes how to apply various
inferential statistical techniques in the support of managerial decisions in the various functional areas of business. SPSS and/or programmable calculators are used.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Prerequisite: QMS 102 or QMS 204 or Direct Entry; Antirequisite: QMS 230 Equivalencies GRA228/QMS202
Attributes
Dept Consent No Special Consent Required Dynamic Date TRANSITION
Grd Basis Graded Hegis Code
GPA Weight 1.00/1.00 Billing Units 1.0
Course Count 1.0 Repeat for Credit N Total Completions 1 QMS 230 Course ID 024739
Short Title Statistics for Acctg Finance
Long Title Statistics for Accounting and Finance
Long Descr Statistics for Management includes an introduction to business statistics, methods of describing, summarizing, graphically presenting, measuring and
analyzing statistical data in the field of Finance and Accounting. Students will also be exposed to the theoretical underpinnings of management decision,
estimation and hypothesis testing. Statistical techniques include analysis of variance, goodness of fit test, chi-square test and simple and multiple
regressions.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Antirequisites: QMS 102 and QMS 202 Equivalencies
Short Title Multiple Regression for Bus Long Title Multiple Regression for Business
Long Descr This course makes a comprehensive examination of both multiple regression and analysis of variance, the most commonly used statistics tools used in business, emphasizing model appropriateness for given business problem and followed by a critical analysis of any assumptions and an assessment of the model accuracy. A real-life project is used to demonstrate the practical use of the techniques. The course is supported by appropriate statistical software.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Prerequisite: QMS 202 or QMS 230 or Direct Entry Equivalencies QMS442/QMS742
Attributes
Dept Consent No Special Consent Required Dynamic Date TRANSITION
Grd Basis Graded Hegis Code
GPA Weight 1.00/1.00 Billing Units 1.0
Course Count 1.0 Repeat for Credit N Total Completions 1 QMS 521 Course ID 004430
Short Title Business Optimization Long Title Business Optimization
Long Descr This course is designed to help the prospective manager define the management decision-making process and become familiar with the Operations Research and other linear techniques in practice today. Students will learn to recognize decision situations amenable to O.R. analysis through exposure to the analysis of business problems using model formulation and problem-solving techniques. Analysis will be done using appropriate of software and platforms with an emphasis on output interpretation.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Prerequisite: QMS 202 or QMS 230 or Direct Entry Equivalencies CZQM521/QMS521
Short Title Linear Algebra Long Title Linear Algebra
Long Descr This course applies Matrix Algebra to the modelling of Linear Business Systems. Topics include Matrices and Linear Transformations, Determinants and Subspaces. This course should be of interest to students planning graduate studies in Business Administration or Economics.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Equivalencies Attributes
Dept Consent No Special Consent Required Dynamic Date TRANSITION
Grd Basis Graded Hegis Code
GPA Weight 1.00/1.00 Billing Units 1.0
Course Count 1.0 Repeat for Credit N Total Completions 1 QMS 702 Course ID 003471
Short Title Calculus for Business Long Title Calculus for Business
Long Descr This course is an introductory course in calculus. Its purpose is to make the student familiar with the basic concepts and appreciate the various
applications. The course will be of value to students who wish to further their understanding of business and economic model building. It will also give the student an insight into one of the most powerful and widely used of mathematical tools. Although little prior knowledge will be assumed, the student should have analytical interest. Many graduate business schools now require at least one undergraduate level calculus course. It is strongly recommended that students select QMS 702, Calculus for Business, as an elective in fourth year if they are considering graduate studies in business.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Prerequisite: QMS 202 or QMS 230 or Direct Entry Equivalencies
Short Title Business Forecasting Technq Long Title Business Forecasting Techniques
Long Descr This course deals with the application, usefulness and limitations of some of the more important and widely used time series forecasting techniques, including Box-Jenkins. A forecasting project will provide the student with insight into the practical problems of forecasting such as data acquisition, model selection and the analysis and interpretation of results. Analysis will be done using the appropriate software and platforms.
Academic Org TRS Business - Quant Methods Components Lecture: 3.00
Requisites Prerequisite: QMS 202 or QMS 230 or Direct Entry Equivalencies
Attributes
Dept Consent No Special Consent Required Dynamic Date TRANSITION
Grd Basis Graded Hegis Code
GPA Weight 1.00/1.00 Billing Units 1.0
Course Count 1.0 Repeat for Credit N Total Completions 1
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