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ISOM 2500 |
Business Statistics |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s): ISOM111, ISMT111] Collection, tabulation and presentation of numerical
data; concepts of probability and probability distributions;
sampling; statistical estimation and hypothesis testing;
correlation and regression analysis. |
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Exclusions: |
CIVL 2160, IELM 2510, LIFS
3150, MATH
2411, MATH 3423 |
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Instructor: |
Dr. Baoqian PAN |
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Class Hours: |
Wed &
Fri 1630-1750 - Rm. 4620 |
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Textbook: |
“Statistics for Business: Decision Making and Analysis”
(Bundled with JMP software) ,
by Stine; Pearson |
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ISOM 2700 |
Operations Management |
[3 Credits] |
L1, L4
L2-L3
L5-L6
L7-L9 |
[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 161, ISMT 161] For
SB&M students, and programs that designate the course as a
required/recommended elective course. Production and service
operations viewed from the strategic, tactical and
operational levels; capacity planning, process selection,
impact of technology location and layout, material and
resource requirements, scheduling and quality control.
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Exclusions: |
ISOM 2720, IELM 4100 |
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Instructor: |
Dr. Ronald LAU, Dr. Stephen SHUM, Dr. Man YU, Dr. NASIRY |
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Class Hours: |
(L1) Tue & Thu 0900-1020 - RM. 3007
(L2) Tue & Thu 1630-1750 - Rm.
3007
(L3) Tue & Thu 1330-1450 - Rm.
2465
(L4) Tue & Thu 1030-1150 - Rm.
3007
(L5) Mon & Wed 1030-1150 -
Rm. 2464
(L6) Mon & Wed 1200-1320 -
Rm. 2464
(L7) Mon & Wed 1030-1150 -
Rm. 2407
(L8) Wed & Fri 1630-1750 - LTK
(L9) Wed & Fri 1500-1620 - LTK |
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Reference
book: |
1. "Operations Process Management", by Nigel, Slack, 2nd
Ed., Pearson
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"Operations and Supply Management: The core”,
by Jacobs & Chase; Latest edition; McGraw Hill. |
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ISOM 2720 |
Introduction to Operations Management |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s): ISOM162, ISMT162] For non-SB&M students. This course covers basic
concepts and practices in production and service operations at
the strategic, tactical and operational levels. Topics include
product and process design, location and layout decisions,
material requirements, resource planning, scheduling, and
quality control. |
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Exclusions: |
ISOM2700, IEEM4100 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Shu Ming NG |
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Class Hours: |
Mon & Wed 0900-1020 - LTA |
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Textbook: |
“Operations and Supply Management: The core”,
by Jacobs & Chase; Latest edition; McGraw Hill. |
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ISOM 3530
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A Second Course in Business Statistics |
[4 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s): ISOM253 / ISMT253]
Practical application of statistics with emphasis on
regression. Analysis of business data using a statistical
package. Topics include: simple and multiple regression,
residual diagnostics and model selection, experimental
design and the analysis of variance. |
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Exclusion: |
MATH3424 |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM2500 or MATH2411 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Xuhu WAN |
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Class Hours: |
(L1)
Tue & Thu 1330 - 1450 - Rm. 4505
(T1) Tue 1030-1120 - Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm. 4116) |
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Textbook: |
“Appl Regression Analysis ”,
by Dielman; 4th edition; Cengage. |
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ISOM 3710
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Management Science |
[4 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s): ISOM271/ISMT271] Introduction to scientific approaches to informed
decision making and technical methods for managerial problem
solving; spreadsheet modeling in Excel is used throughout; two
important frames: constrained optimization and decisions under
risk; emphases on model formulation and solution
interpretation; applications to a wide variety of management
situations.
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Exclusion: |
IEEM 3010 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Hongtao ZHANG |
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Class Hours: |
(L1)
Tue
& Thu 1630-1750 - Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm. 4116)
(T1) Mon 1300-1350 - Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm. 4116) |
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Textbook: |
“Spreadsheet Modeling and Applications”, by Albright;
Cengage. |
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ISOM 3760
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Logistics Management |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 366, ISMT 366] Management
of purchasing and distribution of goods and services; supply
management; material handling; pricing; transportation and
warehousing; customer service standards. Second or third
year standing preferred. |
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Exclusion: |
IEEM3450 |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM2700 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Yu MAN |
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Class Hours: |
Tue & Thu 1330-1450 - Rm. 2304 |
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Textbook: |
“Business Logistics / Supply Chain Management", by
Ronald Ballou; 5th Edition; Pearson. |
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ISOM 4520 |
Statistics for Financial Risk Management |
[4 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 352, ISMT 352] This
course provides an introduction to financial risk
management. Topics include how to measure market risks,
statistical properties of returns and volatility, volatility
modeling, Value at Risk (VaR), Risk Metrics, historical
simulation, assessing VaR methods and stress testing.
Theories will be illustrated by practical examples in
financial markets. |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM 3540 (Note: Students who have
sufficient background in probability but without
pre-requisite may enroll in the course upon approval by the
instructor) |
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Instructor: |
Dr. Yingying LI |
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Class Hours: |
(L1)
Fri 1500-1750 - Rm. 2405
(T1) Mon 1200 - 1250 - Microsoft
.Net Lab. ( Rm. 4116) |
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Textbook: |
“Elements of Financial Risk Management ", by
Peter F. Christoffersen; 1st Edition; Academic. |
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ISOM 4540 |
Time Series Analysis and Forecasting |
[4 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 354, ISMT 354] Review
of regression and its application to forecasting problems;
moving averages, exponential smoothing, Box-Jenkins, ARIMA
models and transfer function models; forecasts of economic,
financial and business time series. |
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Exclusions: |
ECON 4304, MATH 4425 |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM 2500 or MATH 2411 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Inchi HU |
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Class Hours: |
(L1) Tue &
Thu 1500-1620 - Rm. 2407
(T1) Mon 1030 - 1120 - Rm3211 |
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Textbook: |
“Forecasting, Time Series, and Regression ", by
Bruce L. Bowerman; 4th Edition; Cengage. |
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ISOM 4720 |
Simulation in Business and Management |
[3 Credits]
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 372, ISMT 372] Introduction
to probabilistic models of operations management; generating
random numbers; simulating random variables and discrete
event systems; variance reduction techniques; application to
risk management, option pricing and other financial
problems; application to inventory, queuing, and
manufacturing systems.
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Exclusion: |
IELM 4130 |
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Prerequisite: |
One of ISOM
2500, MATH 2411 or MATH 2421 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Shaohui ZHENG |
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Class Hours: |
Mon 1500-1750 - Microsoft
.Net Lab. ( Rm. 4116) |
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Textbook: |
“Simulation With Arena", by
W.David Kelton; 5th Edition; McGraw H. |
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ISOM 4750 |
Business Project Management |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM365/ISMT365, ISMT369I]
This course covers basic principles and practices of project
management. Special emphases are on project planning,
scheduling, and control while addressing both the technical
and the social aspects of managing business projects. |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM2700 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Qing LI |
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Class Hours: |
Wed &
Fri 1630-1750 - Microsoft
.Net Lab. ( Rm. 4116) |
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ISOM 4770 |
Supply Chain Management |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 367, ISMT 367] Single
node inventory control, supply chain network, demand
management, manufacturing and replenishment in supply
chains, information and coordination in supply chains,
product variety management. Third year standing required. |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM2700 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Ki Ling CHEUNG |
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Class Hours: |
Mon &
Wed 1030-1150 - Rm. 3006 |
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Textbook: |
“Designing And Managing The Supply Chain Concpets,
Strategies And Case Studies", by
Simchi-Levi; 3rd Edition; McGraw H. |
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ISOM 4820 |
Revenue Management |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s):
ISOM 369C] This
course focuses on how a firm should set and update pricing
and product availability decisions across its various
selling channels in order to maximize its profitability.
Through a combination of case studies, lectures and class
activities, the course will review the main methodologies
and different pricing strategies used in different
industries. The goal is for students to learn to identify
and exploit opportunities for revenue optimization in
different business contexts. |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM2700 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Stephen SHUM |
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Class Hours: |
Wed &
Fri 1500-1620 - Rm.
4505 |
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Reference
book: |
1.
“Pricing and Revenue Optimization", by
Robert Phillips; 1st Edition; Stanford Business Books
2. "The Future of Pricing", by Boyd, A; 1st Edition;
Palgrave |
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ISOM 4880 |
Operations
Management Project |
[3 Credits] |
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[Previous Course Code(s): ISOM388/ISOM369B] This
course is offered to those students who are interested in
applying what they have learned in other OM courses to solve
real business problems for a sponsoring corporation.
Recommendation and/or implementation of solutions will be
made through the use of operations management concepts,
techniques, and tools. Students will work as a group and be
supervised by faculty members. Enrollment in this course
requires the approval of course instructor. |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Ronald LAU |
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Class Hours: |
LA1 |
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