An immersive course introducing students to the role of marketing within the firm and overviews the components of a marketing plan. Open only to One Year MBA students.

An immersive course to familiarize students with topics in Human Resource Management including topics on legal environment, recruitment, selection and compensation. Open only to One Year MBA students.

An immersive course examining how market research and marketing strategy aid firms in their management of new product development. Open only to one year MBA students.

An immersive course which examines how firms manage the new product development or service process. Open only to one year MBA students.

This course is designed to provide the concepts and techniques used to evaluate products and services in New Product Development. Open only to One Year MBA students.

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts, analytical tools, and framework related to the twin challenges of strategic management of innovation and competitive rivalry in the context of the global economy. As such, it serves as a complement to the study of new product development and supply chain management.

This course will examine how managerial accounting is employed in the new product development stage. Open only to one year MBA students.

This course provides advanced study of the theory and practice of information services, which are defined broadly as the activities in which information professionals engage to connect people to the information they need, including information needs assessment, direct information provision, information literacy instruction, and intermediation for all stages of the information search process. Emphasis is placed on the structure of information, information seeking, and information sources within disciplines.

Following a brief overview of GIS, remote sensing, GPS, and other relevant information technologies as information collection, presentation, and analytical aids, this course will consider current developments of geographic information technologies. These include, but are not limited to, field GIS, public participation GIS, participatory information technology, collaborative environments, and spatial decision-making. Discussion of these developments will be complemented by a rigorous examination of theoretical and methodological issues.

Seminar in cultural studies and geography, including, for example, interpretation and analysis of the built environment; space and representation; the political economy of landscape production; regional imagery; media studies; popular culture; the social construction of community; historic preservation; recreation, tourism and society. May be repeated to a maximum of nine credits under different subtitles.