Management Sciences
The Department of Management Sciences provides a variety of study areas, depending upon your interests. Students are able to build network systems, learn to utilize supply chain logistics to make a business more efficient, or develop computational techniques to solve mathematical models.
Our Undergraduate Management Information Systems (MIS) program provides an array of options for students, while Ph.D. students work closely with our nationally recognized faculty. We specialize in the use of advanced computational and mathematical techniques to solve critical business problems. Our research and instruction specialties include operations management, information systems, and quantitative methods.
Department News
BTA Students Bring Home Hardware from AITP-NCC
MIS students once again participated in the Association of Information Technology's annual National Collegiate Conference (AITP-NCC) held this year in San Antonio, Texas on March 29-31. Jonathan Brady & Alesha Baerenwald received second place out of 97 teams in the Microsoft Office Solutions competition, and Andrew Davies & Andrew Walser received second place out of 33 teams in Security Scenarios, a relatively new competition. Other AITP-NCC attendees were students Daniel Wu, Xili Deng, Alec Monachino, Zhihou He, Daniel Derry, Daniel Senter, Scott Alzheimer and faculty sponsor Yvonne Galusha. Over seven hundred students competed in eleven technical competitions at the conference.
