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Spring 2015 Schedule – MBA Program

Spring On Campus : 1/15 – 5/4

Spring A Online (Eight Weeks): 1/12 – 3/6

Spring B Online (Eight Weeks): 3/9 – 5/2

10 Week Saturday Classes – 1/24 – 4/11

All

MBA Students are eligible to take Online, On Campus or Both

CRN

Number

Course & Section

Number

Course Name

Date & Time

Session

Professor

Seats Remaining

10195 ACC 500 GO1 Accounting Concepts On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

St. Pierre

11379 ACC 500 HO1 Accounting Concepts

Online, W, 7:00-9:00

Spring A

Sullivan

11382 ACC 545 URS

Gateway Course: Cooking The Books: Lessons in Business Ethics Ursinus Campus (Collegeville) W, 6:30-9:10 Full Session Ghani

10201 ACC 550 HO1 Creating and Measuring Shareholder Value

Online, R., 7:00-9:00

Spring A

Ghani

11516 ACC 550 HO2 Creating and Measuring Shareholder Value Online, R, 7:00-9:00

Spring B

Ghani

10196 ACC 550 GO1 Creating and Measuring Shareholder Value On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Session Sullivan

12382 ACC 602 GO1 Financial Statement Analysis On-Campus S, 9:00-12:45

10 Weeks

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10198 ACC 610 GO1 Topics in Accounting/Governmental and Nonprofit Entities

On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Session Real

10199 DSS 500 OL1 Math for Graduate Business Studies – 1/15 – 2/23 Online Spring A Campbell, K.

10200 DSS 500 OL2 Math for Graduate Business Studies – 1/15 – 2/23 Online Spring A Campbell, K.

10204 DSS 510 OL1

Statistics Proficiency – 2/24 –

4/13 Online Spring B Campbell, K.

10205 DSS 510 OL2

Statistics Proficiency – 2/24 –

4/13 Online Spring B Campbell, K.

11744 DSS 510 OL3

Statistics Proficiency – 2/24 –

4/13 Online Spring B Campbell, K.

11745 DSS 510 OL4

Statistics Proficiency – 2/24 –

4/13 Online Spring B Campbell, K.

10206 DSS 525 GO1 Contemporary Information Technologies On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

McCrindle

10207 DSS 525 HO1 Contemporary Information Technologies Online Spring B Colonna K.

11994 DSS 545 HO1 DSS Gateway Course – Big Data & Analytics from a C-Suite Perspective

Online Spring A

Brunner G.

11995 DSS 545 HO2 DSS Gateway Course – Big Data & Analytics from a C-Suite Perspective

Online Spring B

Brunner G.

10208 DSS 560 GO1 Business Analytics for MBA On-Campus M, 6:30–9:10

Full Session

McCrindle

10209 DSS 560 HO1 Business Analytics for MBA Online Spring A Anderson C. 11743 DSS 560 HO2 Business Analytics for MBA Online Spring B Campbell K.

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10211 DSS 600 OL1 Foundations of Business Intelligence Online Spring A Hagen

11746 DSS 600 OL2 Foundations of Business Inteligence Online Spring A Miori

10212 DSS 610 OL1 Business Analytics for BI Online Spring B Hagen 11747 DSS 610 OL2 Business Analytics for BI Online Spring B Klimberg

10214 DSS 620 GO1 Concepts and Practice of DSS Modeling On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

Kim

10216 DSS 620 OL1 Concepts and Practice of DSS Modeling Online Spring A Michl

11748 DSS 620 OL2 Concepts and Practice of DSS Modeling Online Spring A Michl

10218 DSS 630 OL1 Data Management Theory & Practice Online Spring B Malholtra

12092 DSS 630 OL2 Data Management Theory & Practice Online Spring B Brown

10219 DSS 630 GO1 Data Management Theory & Practice On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

Maholtra

10220 DSS 640 OL1 Enterprise Data Online Spring A Chen

10222 DSS 650 OL1 Business Process Modeling & Analytics Online Spring B Miori

10223 DSS 660 OL1 Introduction to Data Mining Online Spring A Klimberg

10224 DSS 670 OL1 Critical Performance Management Online Spring B Chen

10225 DSS 670 GO1 Critical Performance Management On-Campus M, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

Chen

10226 DSS 680 OL1 Predictive Analysis Online Spring A Yi

10227 DSS 680 GO1 Predictive Analysis On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

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11750 DSS 690 GO1 Mgt. Issues in Business Inelligence On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Session

Herschel

10228 DSS 690 OL1 Mgt. Issues in Business

Intelligence Online

Spring B

Herschel

12373 DSS 700 GO1 Six Sigma I On Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Chen

11753 DSS 720 GO1 Business Analytics for Supply Chain Management On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Icsel

11809 FIN 500 HO1 Managerial Economics Online Spring A Schellhorn 12381 FIN 503 HO1 Financial Management Online Spring B Staff

11810 FIN 503 GO1 Financial Management On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Dean

11814 FIN 550 HO1 Shareholder Value Mgmt. Online Spring A Jubinski 11815 FIN 550 HO2 Shareholder Value Mgmt. Online Spring B Erol

10230 FIN 550 GO1 Shareholder Value Mgmt. On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Tezel

11813 FIN 550 GO2 Shareholder Value Mgmt. On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Tezel

11816 FIN 600 GO1 Financial Inst. & Cap. Mkts. On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Danielson

11817 FIN 600 HO1 Financial Inst. & Cap. Mkts. Online Spring A Danielson

10232 FIN 602 HO1 Portfolio Management

Online T, 7:30-9:00

Spring A

Sharma

10231 FIN 602 GO1 Portfolio Management On-Campus M, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Daly

11818 FIN 605 GO1 Pensions and Benefits On-Campus S, 9:00-12:45

10 Weeks

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11819 FIN 606 GO1 Estate Planning On-Campus R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Cummings

11820 FIN 606 HO1 Estate Planning Online Spring B Cummings

11821 FIN 607 GO1 Risk Management On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Erkis

10233 FIN 608 GO1 Advanced Financial Mgmt. On-Campus T, 3:30-6:10

Full Semester

McManus

10234 FIN 610 GO1 Security Analysis On-Campus M, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Kelly

11822 FIN 610 HO1 Security Analysis Online Spring B Staff

11823 FIN 770 ST1 Alternative Risk Financing/Bermuda Study Tour

On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Heck

10890 LEO 668 HO1 Leading for Sustainability

Online, R, 6:00-7:30

Spring A

Simmers

10239 MGT 500 HO1 Managing Work Organizations Online, R, 7:30-9:00

Spring B

Lvina

11976 MGT 545 GW1 Gateway/Applied Project Team Skills

On-Campus T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Lvina

11978 MGT 551 GO1 Empowering Human Potential at Work On-Campus, R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Alleruzzo

10244 MGT 552 GO1 Stakeholder Theory and Social Responsibility On-Campus, W, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Steingard

10243 MGT 553 HO1 Excellence in Organizations

Online, W, 6:00-7:30

Spring A

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12029 MGT 553 HO2 Excellence in Organizations Online W, 6:00-7:30

Spring B

Alleruzzo

10245 MGT 554 HO1 Ethical Practices in Business

Online, T, 7:30-9:00

Spring A

Duska

12206 MGT 554 HO2 Ethical Practices in Business Online, M, 9:00-10:30

Spring B

Weidner

11992 MGT 789 HO1 Global Business Strategy Simulation

Online, W, 7:30-9:00

Spring A & Spring B

Swift

11993 MGT 789 HO2 Global Business Strategy Simulation Online, T, 7:30-9:00

Spring A & Spring B

Gossner

10252 MGT 795 GO1 Global Business Strategy On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Lurie

12207 MGT 795 GO2 Global Business Strategy On-Campus S, 9:00-12:45

10 Weeks

Gossner

10907 MHC 563 HO1 Human Resource Technology Online, M, 7:30-9:00

Spring A

Slattery

12005 MHC 656 GO1 Influence, Negotiation, and Conflict On-Campus M, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Nelson

12007 MHC 667 HO1 Human Resource Fundamentals Online, T, 7:30-9:00

Spring B

Ford

12093 MKT 501 HO1 Marketing Concepts Online, M, 9:00-10:30

Spring A

Phillips

11876 MKT 550 GO1 Marketing Strategy On-Campus W, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Gallagher

12094 MKT 550 URS Marketing Strategy

Ursinus Campus (Collegeville) T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

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M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday R = Thursday S = Saturday

This is the actual schedule as of 11/5/2014. Additional information will be provided as we receive it and the schedule is subject to change.

11877 MKT 550 HO1 Marketing Strategy Online, T, 6:30-9:10

Spring A

Smith

11878 MKT 604 HO1 International Marketing Online, T, 6:30-9:10

Spring B

Smith

12396 MKT 609 HO1 Marketing Analytics Online, M, 6:30-9:10

Spring A

Smith

11943 MKT 608 GO1 Marketing and Social Media On-Campus M, 6:30-9:45

Full Semester

Soloman

11941 MKT 613 GO1 International Channel Mktg. On-Campus, T, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Ford

11942 MKT 770 GO1 International Marketing Study Tour Arr. Kelley

11882 MKT 795 GO1 Seminar in International Marketing On-Campus, R, 6:30-9:10

Full Semester

Kelley

12323 MKT 772 GO1 Special Topics in Advanced Research & statistics W, 2:00-4:40 Full Semester Shen

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