Course Description

Q780 - Mathematical Modeling in Management Science

Majority of published (and applied) research in Management Science involves mathematical modeling using tools from stochastic processes, optimization, statistics and data science, and related disciplines. The objective of this course is to familiarize the PhD students in the Management Science field with the fundamentals of real analysis (advanced calculus), probability, linear algebra, differential equations and statistical theory in order to prepare them for the required courses in the field. The course also introduces the students to the
statistical environment R with Rcmdr and the computer algebra system Maple.

Course Offerings

Fall 2025

Code	Section	Day	Start	End	Room	Instructor	Outline
Q780	C01	MON				Mahmut Parlar	Outline

Fall 2024

Code	Section	Day	Start	End	Room	Instructor	Outline
Q780	C01	MON	Please refer to A2L or Mosaic	Please refer to A2L or Mosaic	Please refer to A2L or Mosaic Please refer to A2L or Mosaic	Parlar	Outline

Summer 2021

Code	Section	Day	Start	End	Room	Instructor	Outline
Q780	C01-C02	FRI				Verma	Outline

Winter 2019

Code	Section	Day	Start	End	Room	Instructor	Outline
Q780	C01	TUE	13:00	16:00	DSB 421	Verma

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