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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND
OPERATIONS RESEARCH
The Quantitative Analysis and Operations
Research concentration is intended for undergraduate mathematics students who
wish to use their mathematical and quantitative skills to help solve problems of
management and operations in the business world. Students desiring to continue
to obtain a master of science degree from DePaul University should consider
following the program for the combined
B.S./M.S. degree program in Applied Mathematics: Statistics
Concentration, the combined
B.S./M.S. degree program in Applied Mathematics:
Actuarial Science Concentration
or the combined
B.S./M.S. degree program in
Applied Statistics,
each of which may be completed in about five years.
Requirements:
COMMON
CORE plus
- 351, 352, 353 Probability and Statistics I,
II, III;
- either 356 Applied Regression Analysis or
358 Applied Time Series and Forecasting or 385 Numerical Analysis I
- 387 Operations Research I: Linear
Programming;
- 388 Operations Research II: Optimization
Theory.
Recommended allied
field courses: Accountancy: 101 Principles of Accounting I; 102
Principles of Accounting II. Computer Science: 215 Introduction to Structured
Programming with C++, or 240 Personal Computing for Programmers. Economics: 105
Principles of Microeconomics; 106 Principles of Macroeconomics. Finance: 310
Financial Management I; 330 Investments; Securities and Markets; 335 Portfolio
Management. Management: 300-301 Managerial Concepts and Practices I and II.
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for a detailed program of study for the quantitative analysis and operations
research concentration.
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