ACC-201-001 |
Master of Professional Accountancy |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Reporting |
Higgins, Chelle |
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W 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
25 |
50 |
0 |
ACC |
201 |
001 |
20533 |
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6539300 |
confirmed 4.3.24 |
Coverage includes the fundamentals of accounting and reporting economic events and transactions. The course emphasizes the preparation of balance sheets, income statements, statements of cash flow, and statements of stockholders equity.Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Masters of Professional Accountancy Program. Not open for credit to students who have completed Management 200A. |
925593 |
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Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/michelle-yetman |
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Letter |
7301067 |
Syllabus |
Finance/Accounting |
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25 |
ACC-251-001 |
Master of Professional Accountancy |
Fall 2024 |
Managerial Accounting and Controls |
Li, Xinlei |
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Th 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
31 |
50 |
0 |
ACC |
251 |
001 |
50424 |
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6561907 |
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This course will cover in-depth the cost and management accounting concepts that will enable you to make decisions, including interpreting business situations, identifying available options, interpreting their impacts on financial statements and stakeholders, and clearly and articulately recommending a course of action.
Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Masters of Professional Accountancy Program; ACC 201 or Management 200A (may be taken concurrently)
Not open for credit to students who have completed Management 271 |
925604 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7135273 |
Syllabus |
Finance/Accounting |
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31 |
ACC-253-001 |
Master of Professional Accountancy |
Fall 2024 |
Accounting Information and Control Systems |
Chang, Janie |
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T 12:10pm-4:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
31 |
50 |
0 |
ACC |
253 |
001 |
50425 |
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6865190 |
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An analysis of information systems used for accounting, recordkeeping, and control. Topics include the regulatory requirements of accounting control systems as well as their implementation and auditing considerations.
Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Masters of Professional Accountancy Program; ACC 201 or Management 200A (may be taken concurrently) |
925605 |
Class will use TLC 2212 computer teaching lab when not in 2310 |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7071735 |
Syllabus |
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31 |
ACC-261-001 |
Master of Professional Accountancy |
Fall 2024 |
Communications for Professional Accountants |
Perkins, Stephanie |
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M 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
31 |
50 |
0 |
ACC |
261 |
001 |
20535 |
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6539304 |
confirmed 4.9.24 |
An overview of written and oral professional communications with an emphasis on structuring and documenting audits and reports, understanding audiences (investors, creditors, regulators, and other stakeholders), and consideration of ethical and regulatory responsibilities.
Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Masters of Professional Accountancy Program; ACC 201 or Management 200A (may be taken concurrently) |
925606 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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Letter |
7176624 |
Syllabus |
Finance/Accounting |
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31 |
BAX-401-001 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Information, Insight and Impact |
Palazzolo, Michael |
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F 12:00pm-4:00pm |
San Francisco |
4 |
51 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
401 |
001 |
23001 |
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6539308 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as their is limited space. |
This course explores the role of analytics in business. It aims to teach the basic principles involved in the applications of analytics to various aspects of business processes. The specific objectives are outlined below:
a. Introduce basic applications of business analytics across multiple sectors
b. Discuss the ethical implications of business analytics and understand its limits
c. Introduce methodologies used in business analytics
d. Understand how to collect, process and quantify data
e. Discuss the role of descriptive, predictive and prescriptive analytics
f. Topics also include modelling uncertainty, dealing with multiple objectives, and consensus building.
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1874521 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for textbook information. All of the required books are avvailable free online. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mike-palazzolo |
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Letter |
7176632 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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51 |
BAX-401-002 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Information, Insight and Impact |
Palazzolo, Michael |
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Sa 12:30pm-4:30pm |
San Francisco |
4 |
53 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
401 |
002 |
23002 |
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6539310 |
BA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll. |
This course explores the role of analytics in business. It aims to teach the basic principles involved in the applications of analytics to various aspects of business processes. The specific objectives are outlined below:
a. Introduce basic applications of business analytics across multiple sectors
b. Discuss the ethical implications of business analytics and understand its limits
c. Introduce methodologies used in business analytics
d. Understand how to collect, process and quantify data
e. Discuss the role of descriptive, predictive and prescriptive analytics
f. Topics also include modelling uncertainty, dealing with multiple objectives, and consensus building.
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1874521 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for textbook information. All of the required books are avvailable free online. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mike-palazzolo |
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Letter |
7176633 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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53 |
BAX-421-001 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Management |
Rangwala, Mehul |
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F 5:00pm-7:00pm |
San Francisco |
2 |
51 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
421 |
001 |
23003 |
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6539312 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll. |
Introduction to the extraction, assembly, storage and organization of data in IT systems.
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1874571 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for the optional texrbopoks for this course. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331312 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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51 |
BAX-421-002 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Management |
Rangwala, Mehul |
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Sa 9:30am-11:30am |
San Francisco |
2 |
53 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
421 |
002 |
23004 |
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6539314 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll. |
Introduction to the extraction, assembly, storage and organization of data in IT systems.
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1874571 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for the optional texrbopoks for this course. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331313 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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53 |
BAX-441-001 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Statistical Exploration and Reasoning |
Rangwala, Mehul |
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Sa 12:30pm-4:30pm |
San Francisco |
4 |
51 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
441 |
001 |
23007 |
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6539320 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll. |
Students use statistical reasoning and techniques to draw appropriate inferences regarding the meaning of data. Students learn to obtain preliminary insights and form initial hypotheses through exploratory data analysis (EDA). Topics include descriptive statistics, critical statistical thinking, sampling, probability, and basic statistical methods (e.g. OLS). The course also covers empirical strategies for applied micro-econometric research questions that include econometric applications of regressions and diff-in-diff. Restricted to students enrolled in MSBA program.
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1874600 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for the optional texrbopoks for this course. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331314 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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51 |
BAX-441-002 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Statistical Exploration and Reasoning |
Rangwala, Mehul |
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F 12:00pm-4:00pm |
San Francisco |
4 |
54 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
441 |
002 |
23008 |
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6539322 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll. |
Students use statistical reasoning and techniques to draw appropriate inferences regarding the meaning of data. Students learn to obtain preliminary insights and form initial hypotheses through exploratory data analysis (EDA). Topics include descriptive statistics, critical statistical thinking, sampling, probability, and basic statistical methods (e.g. OLS). The course also covers empirical strategies for applied micro-econometric research questions that include econometric applications of regressions and diff-in-diff. Restricted to students enrolled in MSBA program.
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1874600 |
MBA students may enroll in this course if they have taken at least Stats II (203BV, 203B) and have a basic knowledge of R/Python. Please contact the GSM Registrar to enroll as there is limited space. |
Active |
Please see the syllabus for the optional texrbopoks for this course. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331315 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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54 |
BAX-462-001 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Practicum Elaboration |
Beam, Carrie |
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Sa 9:30am-11:30am |
San Francisco |
2 |
51 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
462 |
001 |
50426 |
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6968906 |
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Managing an analytics consulting engagement with emphasis on appropriate scope and definitions, data management and data engineering, statistical and technical analysis, and solution engineering. Knowledge development of analytics implementation practices across industries and professional roles. Restricted to students enrolled in MSBA program.
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1874643 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information. Textbooks may be purchased through the Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Inclusive Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charges will go to your student account. |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7185223 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
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51 |
BAX-462-002 |
MSBA |
Fall 2024 |
Practicum Elaboration |
Beam, Carrie |
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F 5:00pm-7:00pm |
San Francisco |
2 |
53 |
58 |
0 |
BAX |
462 |
002 |
50427 |
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6968908 |
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Managing an analytics consulting engagement with emphasis on appropriate scope and definitions, data management and data engineering, statistical and technical analysis, and solution engineering. Knowledge development of analytics implementation practices across industries and professional roles. Restricted to students enrolled in MSBA program.
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1874643 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information. Textbooks may be purchased through the Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Inclusive Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charges will go to your student account. |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7185224 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
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53 |
MGB-248-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Strategies |
Catlin, Jesse |
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W 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Zoom |
3 |
4 |
24 |
0 |
MGB |
248 |
001 |
38626 |
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6539328 |
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Examines process by which organizations develop strategic marketing plans. Includes definition of activities and products, marketing audits, appraising market opportunities, design of new activities and products, and organizing marketing planning function. Applications to problems in private and public sector marketing
Prerequisite: 202A and 204 |
118575 |
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Active |
There is a recommended/optional book for this course. Please view the syllabus for more information. Optional books are still available thrpough the Bookshelf tool in Canvas but at an additional charge. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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Letter |
7143356 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Marketing |
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4 |
MGB-287-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Database Management with SQL |
Yang, Yinghui |
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Th 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Zoom |
3 |
12 |
14 |
0 |
MGB |
287 |
001 |
38628 |
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6539332 |
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This course aims to provide a practical introduction to the fundamental principles of database management systems. After taking this course, students will be able to transform daily business activities into a database system from which information can be extracted, write SQL queries to extract information from the database, and understand some concepts of database marketing. Students will design and deploy a database solution using database software. A business database will be provided for students to design queries to answer business questions. Students will also learn how to connect databases to a data visualization tool and visualize database query results. The course is designed mainly for students who have no or very limited database background and are eager to learn how to set up his/her own database from scratch, write SQL queries to answer questions. No prerequisite is required for taking this course.
Formally, "Business Database & Database Marketing"
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1205513 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
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Letter |
7122348 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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12 |
MGB-297-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
International Study Trip |
Chen, Joseph |
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M 5:30pm-7:30pm + trip |
Multiple |
3 |
2 |
8 |
0 |
MGB |
297 |
001 |
50423 |
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6858588 |
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This class is designed to help develop knowledge, skills and desire to do business in the international marketplace. Each time, we pick a new part of the world to study that reflects some special opportunity. The course will begin with discussion of importance of international business and theory of Comparative Advantage and the continued trend towards globalization. The class will follow up with appreciation of spectrum of key cultural parameters: individual independence or group conformity; hierarchical or flat societies; feeling or thinking decision-making; implicit or explicit communication styles; legal contracts or personal relationships; etc. We will discuss how these cultural tendencies shape business practices. Next we’ll build an appreciation for international risk by discussing corporate governance, foreign exchange fluctuations, political/economic infrastructure, taxation policies, and sovereign credit ratings. We’ll use case studies to enhance discussion of theories.
Note: Students who have previously taken IST may register for a second time, but they will have the lowest priority in terms of registration. That is, even if you are in your third year in the program, and can register early, if you have taken the course previously, you will be put on the end of the line in terms of registration priority. |
118603 |
Destination: Chile |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/joseph-chen |
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Letter |
7218933 |
Syllabus |
Strategy, Technology Management, Organizational Behavior, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Finance/Accounting, Marketing |
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2 |
MGB-401AY-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Bechky, Beth |
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Sat/Th Irregular |
San Ramon |
4 |
28 |
45 |
0 |
MGB |
401AY |
001 |
38631 |
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6858906 |
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Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the problem of working with and managing others in organizations. Topics include: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making and team building.
-Hybrid |
4383853 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/beth-bechky |
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Letter |
7207927 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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28 |
MGB-401BY-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Organizational Strategy and Structure |
Damaraju, Naga Lakshmi |
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Sat/Tu Irregular |
San Ramon |
4 |
28 |
45 |
0 |
MGB |
401BY |
001 |
38632 |
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6858904 |
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Strategic management of organizations, including analysis of industries, firm resources and capabilities and corporate strategy. Strategy formulation, implementation and strategic decision-making. Firm and industry life cycles and change. Analysis of organizational design and structure including differentiation and integration.
-Hybrid |
4383901 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7110848 |
Syllabus |
Strategy |
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29 |
MGB-403AY-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Yuan, Yuan |
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Sat/Wed Irregular |
San Ramon |
4 |
28 |
50 |
0 |
MGB |
403AY |
001 |
38633 |
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6858908 |
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Introduces statistics and data analysis for managerial decision-making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data-analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations and public policy.
-Hybrid |
4383873 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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Letter |
7295206 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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28 |
MGB-407-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Storytelling for Leadership |
Charnsupharindr, Doy |
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Sundays Irregular |
San Ramon |
1 |
12 |
30 |
0 |
MGB |
407 |
001 |
50446 |
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6991954 |
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Internalize the fundamental principles behind stories that educate, influence, motivate, inspire, persuade and connect. |
806992 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/doy-charnsupharindr |
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Letter |
7179002 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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12 |
MGB-416-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Topics in Private Equity and Mergers & Acquisitions |
Maruster, Sorin |
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Mondays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
7 |
16 |
0 |
MGB |
416 |
001 |
50450 |
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7007261 |
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Focuses on the finance principles related to the risk and return of the private equity (PE) industry, valuation of PE target companies, the structuring of leveraged buyouts (LBOs), and the management of portfolio companies. |
1064392 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
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Letter |
7331309 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
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7 |
MGB-417A-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Collaborative Leadership 1 |
Hsu, Greta |
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October 4-5, see notes |
Davis |
2 |
7 |
6 |
0 |
MGB |
417A |
001 |
50438 |
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6976984 |
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Part one of a two-part course to empower emerging leaders with the skills necessary to build and guide effective teams, embodying a leadership style that is anchored in shared responsibility and values-based decision-making. |
6976538 |
Due to course pre-work, please reach out Professor Hsu to add course after Sept. 4 grhsu@ucdavis.edu |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
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S/U |
7104045 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
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7 |
MGB-432V-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Project Management with Applications in Healthcare |
Beckler, Amber |
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Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
1 |
10 |
24 |
0 |
MGB |
432V |
001 |
50452 |
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7022020 |
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This course will focus on the heart of healthcare administration and how project management can be applied as a key lever to increase efficiency, decrease costs and improve the patient experience. |
4481167 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/amber-beckler |
|
Letter |
7135374 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior, General Management |
|
10 |
MGB-437V-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Healthcare Analytics |
Gupta, Sharad |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
1 |
5 |
24 |
0 |
MGB |
437V |
001 |
50454 |
|
|
7022039 |
|
Introduction to advanced analytics framework, key Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning concepts, and modeling techniques towards solving high-value and high-impact healthcare business problems.
Online
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4481177 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
The readings for this course is available through the library. Please see the syllabus for more information. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/sharad-gupta |
|
Letter |
7133097 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
5 |
MGB-452Y-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Managing for Operational Excellence |
Arnheiter, Edward |
|
Sat/Wed Irregular |
San Ramon |
4 |
28 |
45 |
0 |
MGB |
452Y |
001 |
38635 |
|
|
6858910 |
|
Explores operations in manufacturing and service sectors from both inside and outside a company. Quantitative methods and their organizational implications are also examined.
-Hybrid |
4383894 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7178804 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
29 |
MGB-490-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Careers in Product Management |
LOWE, MARC |
|
Sundays Irregular |
San Ramon |
1 |
15 |
40 |
0 |
MGB |
490 |
001 |
50442 |
|
|
6983394 |
|
This course is designed to provide an overview of the roles and responsibilities of the product manager and for related roles such as brand manager and product marketing manager in both non-technology and technology firms.
|
5433389 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/visiting-faculty/marc-lowe |
|
Letter |
7103857 |
Syllabus |
Product Management |
|
15 |
MGB-490B-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Marketing |
Unnava, Vasundhara |
|
Saturdays Irregular |
San Ramon |
2 |
14 |
40 |
0 |
MGB |
490B |
001 |
38637 |
|
|
6858922 |
|
Artificial Intelligence (AI) contributes the greatest value to marketing among all business functions. The course provides a strong understanding of AI tools to empower marketers to enhance their activities to gain competitive advantage.
|
5407458 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
The readings for this course is available through the library. Please see the syllabus for more information. |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/vasu-unnava |
|
Letter |
7129458 |
Syllabus |
Marketing, STEM |
|
14 |
MGB-490BV-001 |
Bay Area MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Re-Thinking Digital |
Peters, Kay |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
9 |
16 |
0 |
MGB |
490BV |
001 |
50457 |
|
|
6983116 |
|
This course emphasizes the need for preparing yourself and your business for the next generation of Digital. It aims to teach the principles involved in re-designing digital value chains.
*Online Course
|
6969951 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/kay-peters |
|
Letter |
7128752 |
Syllabus |
Marketing, STEM |
|
9 |
MGP-248-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Strategies |
Catlin, Jesse |
|
W 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Zoom |
3 |
8 |
24 |
0 |
MGP |
248 |
001 |
38642 |
|
|
6539340 |
|
Examines process by which organizations develop strategic marketing plans. Includes definition of activities and products, marketing audits, appraising market opportunities, design of new activities and products, and organizing marketing planning function. Applications to problems in private and public sector marketing
Prerequisite: 202A and 204 |
118575 |
|
Active |
There is a recommended/optional book for this course. Please view the syllabus for more information. Optional books are still available thrpough the Bookshelf tool in Canvas but at an additional charge. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7143357 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Marketing |
|
8 |
MGP-251-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Management of Innovation |
Dinunzio, Joseph |
|
T 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Davis |
3 |
5 |
25 |
0 |
MGP |
251 |
001 |
38643 |
|
|
6539342 |
|
This course focuses on the management of technology-based innovation. Topics include the impact of new technologies on industries, dominant designs, incremental and transformative innovations, and the life-cycle of products. The class will examine the organization of highly innovative firms, and the relationship of core competencies to both innovation and rigidity. Addresses the relationship of innovation to management practices such as leadership, competitive strategic planning and teamwork by using cases and field studies. Students perform an innovation audit of an area firm.
Prerequisite: 201A |
118578 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/joe-dinunzio |
|
Letter |
7289674 |
Syllabus |
Strategy, Technology Management, Organizational Behavior, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
5 |
MGP-287-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Database Management with SQL |
Yang, Yinghui |
|
Th 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Zoom |
3 |
8 |
12 |
0 |
MGP |
287 |
001 |
38644 |
|
|
6539344 |
|
This course aims to provide a practical introduction to the fundamental principles of database management systems. After taking this course, students will be able to transform daily business activities into a database system from which information can be extracted, write SQL queries to extract information from the database, and understand some concepts of database marketing. Students will design and deploy a database solution using database software. A business database will be provided for students to design queries to answer business questions. Students will also learn how to connect databases to a data visualization tool and visualize database query results. The course is designed mainly for students who have no or very limited database background and are eager to learn how to set up his/her own database from scratch, write SQL queries to answer questions. No prerequisite is required for taking this course.
Formally, "Business Database & Database Marketing"
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1205513 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
|
Letter |
7122349 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
8 |
MGP-297-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
International Study Trip |
Chen, Joseph |
|
M 5:30pm-7:30pm + trip |
Multiple |
3 |
7 |
8 |
0 |
MGP |
297 |
001 |
50422 |
|
|
6858590 |
|
This class is designed to help develop knowledge, skills and desire to do business in the international marketplace. Each time, we pick a new part of the world to study that reflects some special opportunity. The course will begin with discussion of importance of international business and theory of Comparative Advantage and the continued trend towards globalization. The class will follow up with appreciation of spectrum of key cultural parameters: individual independence or group conformity; hierarchical or flat societies; feeling or thinking decision-making; implicit or explicit communication styles; legal contracts or personal relationships; etc. We will discuss how these cultural tendencies shape business practices. Next we’ll build an appreciation for international risk by discussing corporate governance, foreign exchange fluctuations, political/economic infrastructure, taxation policies, and sovereign credit ratings. We’ll use case studies to enhance discussion of theories.
Note: Students who have previously taken IST may register for a second time, but they will have the lowest priority in terms of registration. That is, even if you are in your third year in the program, and can register early, if you have taken the course previously, you will be put on the end of the line in terms of registration priority. |
118603 |
Destination: Chile |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/joseph-chen |
|
Letter |
7218934 |
Syllabus |
Strategy, Technology Management, Organizational Behavior, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Finance/Accounting, Marketing |
|
7 |
MGP-401AY-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Garcia, Stephen |
|
Sat/Tu Irregular |
Sacramento |
4 |
32 |
45 |
0 |
MGP |
401AY |
001 |
38650 |
|
|
6858934 |
|
Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the problem of working with and managing others in organizations. Topics include: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making and team building.
-Hybrid |
4383853 |
|
Active |
The book fo this course is available through the Reading List tool in Canvas. It is out of brint, so not available through the Equitable access program. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/stephen-garcia |
|
Letter |
7225115 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
|
32 |
MGP-403AY-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Calonico, Sebastian |
|
Sat/Th Irregular |
Sacramento |
4 |
31 |
50 |
0 |
MGP |
403AY |
001 |
38651 |
|
|
6858931 |
|
Introduces statistics and data analysis for managerial decision-making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data-analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations and public policy.
-Hybrid |
4383873 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7122248 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
31 |
MGP-407-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Storytelling for Leadership |
Charnsupharindr, Doy |
|
Saturdays Irregular |
Sacramento |
1 |
23 |
30 |
0 |
MGP |
407 |
001 |
50445 |
|
|
6991950 |
|
Internalize the fundamental principles behind stories that educate, influence, motivate, inspire, persuade and connect. |
806992 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/doy-charnsupharindr |
|
Letter |
7179003 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
|
23 |
MGP-416-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Topics in Private Equity and Mergers & Acquisitions |
Maruster, Sorin |
|
Mondays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
7 |
16 |
0 |
MGP |
416 |
001 |
50451 |
|
|
7007259 |
|
Focuses on the finance principles related to the risk and return of the private equity (PE) industry, valuation of PE target companies, the structuring of leveraged buyouts (LBOs), and the management of portfolio companies. |
1064392 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
|
Letter |
7331310 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
|
7 |
MGP-417A-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Collaborative Leadership 1 |
Hsu, Greta |
|
October 4-5, see notes |
Davis |
2 |
15 |
14 |
0 |
MGP |
417A |
001 |
50439 |
|
|
6976986 |
|
Part one of a two-part course to empower emerging leaders with the skills necessary to build and guide effective teams, embodying a leadership style that is anchored in shared responsibility and values-based decision-making. |
6976538 |
Due to course pre-work, please reach out Professor Hsu to add course after Sept. 4 grhsu@ucdavis.edu |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information. Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
|
S/U |
7104046 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
|
15 |
MGP-432V-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Project Management with Applications in Healthcare |
Beckler, Amber |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
1 |
7 |
24 |
0 |
MGP |
432V |
001 |
50453 |
|
|
7022022 |
|
This course will focus on the heart of healthcare administration and how project management can be applied as a key lever to increase efficiency, decrease costs and improve the patient experience. |
4481167 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/amber-beckler |
|
Letter |
7135375 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior, General Management |
|
7 |
MGP-433-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Corporate Sustainability |
Ansbach, Charles |
|
Saturdays Irregular |
Sacramento |
1 |
6 |
30 |
0 |
MGP |
433 |
001 |
50461 |
|
|
6991946 |
|
Learn practical information that will help students understand the basics of designing, managing and evaluating an effective CSR program. Expose students to a basic set of CSR issues in the context of cross-purpose business challenges and then focus on the analysis and critical decisions that managers must make to move their business and their social agenda forward. **Note, this is a one unit version of 290-Corporate Social Responsibility** |
2076717 |
Instructor: Charles Ansbach |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7097008 |
Syllabus |
|
|
6 |
MGP-437V-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Healthcare Analytics |
Gupta, Sharad |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
1 |
15 |
24 |
0 |
MGP |
437V |
001 |
50455 |
|
|
7022044 |
|
Introduction to advanced analytics framework, key Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning concepts, and modeling techniques towards solving high-value and high-impact healthcare business problems.
Online
|
4481177 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
The readings for this course is available through the library. Please see the syllabus for more information. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/sharad-gupta |
|
Letter |
7133098 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
15 |
MGP-468-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Articulation and Critical Thinking |
Kennedy, Brian |
|
Alternating Saturdays |
Sacramento |
4 |
15 |
16 |
0 |
MGP |
468 |
001 |
38654 |
|
|
6539350 |
|
Develop competency in business writing and oral presentations. Build critical thinking skills. Topics include behavioral economics, false claims, deductive and inductive reasoning, correlation/causality, business ethics. Formerly titled "Management Communications". Course name/description change under review by Academic Senate. |
4346538 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/brian-kennedy |
|
Letter |
7161414 |
Syllabus |
IMPACT Program |
|
15 |
MGP-468-002 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Articulation and Critical Thinking |
O'Rourke-Powell, Emma |
|
Alternating Saturdays |
Sacramento |
4 |
12 |
16 |
0 |
MGP |
468 |
002 |
38655 |
|
|
6539352 |
|
Develop competency in business writing and oral presentations. Build critical thinking skills. Topics include behavioral economics, false claims, deductive and inductive reasoning, correlation/causality, business ethics. Formerly titled "Management Communications". Course name/description change under review by Academic Senate. |
4346538 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/emma-orourke-powell |
|
Letter |
7161572 |
Syllabus |
IMPACT Program |
|
12 |
MGP-490BV-001 |
Sacramento MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Re-Thinking Digital |
Peters, Kay |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
6 |
16 |
0 |
MGP |
490BV |
001 |
50458 |
|
|
6983118 |
|
This course emphasizes the need for preparing yourself and your business for the next generation of Digital. It aims to teach the principles involved in re-designing digital value chains.
*Online Course
|
6969951 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/kay-peters |
|
Letter |
7128753 |
Syllabus |
Marketing, STEM |
|
7 |
MGT-207-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Management Information Systems |
Beckler, Amber |
|
M 9:00am-11:50am |
Davis |
3 |
8 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
207 |
001 |
38727 |
|
|
6539358 |
|
This course gets at the heart of business model transformation (when firms want to transform the way they do business) through the lens of people, process and technology frameworks (up to 40+) that allow a leader to lead teams through automating business functions while achieving key outcomes for the customer. The is a seminar style course that requires a rigorous real life project application of the content. |
118563 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/amber-beckler |
|
Letter |
7207389 |
Syllabus |
Technology Management, STEM, Business Analytics, General Management |
|
8 |
MGT-248-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Strategies |
Catlin, Jesse |
|
Th 9:00am-11:50am |
Davis |
3 |
14 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
248 |
001 |
38729 |
|
|
6539362 |
|
Examines process by which organizations develop strategic marketing plans. Includes definition of activities and products, marketing audits, appraising market opportunities, design of new activities and products, and organizing marketing planning function. Applications to problems in private and public sector marketing
Prerequisite: 202A and 204 |
118575 |
|
Active |
There is a recommended/optional book for this course. Please view the syllabus for more information. Optional books are still available thrpough the Bookshelf tool in Canvas but at an additional charge. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7143358 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Marketing |
|
14 |
MGT-251-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Management of Innovation |
Dinunzio, Joseph |
|
T 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Davis |
3 |
20 |
32 |
0 |
MGT |
251 |
001 |
38730 |
|
|
6539364 |
|
This course focuses on the management of technology-based innovation. Topics include the impact of new technologies on industries, dominant designs, incremental and transformative innovations, and the life-cycle of products. The class will examine the organization of highly innovative firms, and the relationship of core competencies to both innovation and rigidity. Addresses the relationship of innovation to management practices such as leadership, competitive strategic planning and teamwork by using cases and field studies. Students perform an innovation audit of an area firm.
Prerequisite: 201A |
118578 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/joe-dinunzio |
|
Letter |
7289675 |
Syllabus |
Strategy, Technology Management, Organizational Behavior, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
11 |
MGT-261-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Investment Analysis |
Chen, Joseph |
|
T 9:00am-11:50am |
Davis |
3 |
7 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
261 |
001 |
38731 |
|
|
6539366 |
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Examines models of asset pricing and the actual performance of U.S. and foreign investments, with an emphasis on equity investments. The class will look at the factors affecting stock and bond returns, the success of different investment strategies, and the ability of individual investors and institutional players to "beat the market." Other topics include diversification, market crashes, fixed-income analysis, the organization and performance of mutual funds.
Prerequisite: 203A, 205 |
118580 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/joseph-chen |
|
Letter |
7218954 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
|
7 |
MGT-287-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Database Management with SQL |
Yang, Yinghui |
|
Th 6:00pm-9:00pm |
Zoom |
3 |
21 |
22 |
0 |
MGT |
287 |
001 |
38732 |
|
|
6539368 |
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This course aims to provide a practical introduction to the fundamental principles of database management systems. After taking this course, students will be able to transform daily business activities into a database system from which information can be extracted, write SQL queries to extract information from the database, and understand some concepts of database marketing. Students will design and deploy a database solution using database software. A business database will be provided for students to design queries to answer business questions. Students will also learn how to connect databases to a data visualization tool and visualize database query results. The course is designed mainly for students who have no or very limited database background and are eager to learn how to set up his/her own database from scratch, write SQL queries to answer questions. No prerequisite is required for taking this course.
Formally, "Business Database & Database Marketing"
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1205513 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
|
Letter |
7122352 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
21 |
MGT-297-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
International Study Trip |
Chen, Joseph |
|
M 5:30pm-7:30pm + trip |
Multiple |
3 |
5 |
8 |
0 |
MGT |
297 |
001 |
50421 |
|
|
6858586 |
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This class is designed to help develop knowledge, skills and desire to do business in the international marketplace. Each time, we pick a new part of the world to study that reflects some special opportunity. The course will begin with discussion of importance of international business and theory of Comparative Advantage and the continued trend towards globalization. The class will follow up with appreciation of spectrum of key cultural parameters: individual independence or group conformity; hierarchical or flat societies; feeling or thinking decision-making; implicit or explicit communication styles; legal contracts or personal relationships; etc. We will discuss how these cultural tendencies shape business practices. Next we’ll build an appreciation for international risk by discussing corporate governance, foreign exchange fluctuations, political/economic infrastructure, taxation policies, and sovereign credit ratings. We’ll use case studies to enhance discussion of theories.
Note: Students who have previously taken IST may register for a second time, but they will have the lowest priority in terms of registration. That is, even if you are in your third year in the program, and can register early, if you have taken the course previously, you will be put on the end of the line in terms of registration priority. |
118603 |
Destination: Chile |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/joseph-chen |
|
Letter |
7218935 |
Syllabus |
Strategy, Technology Management, Organizational Behavior, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Finance/Accounting, Marketing |
|
5 |
MGT-298-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Pre-Immersion: Food and Agriculture |
Morris, Julie |
|
Fridays Irregular - see notes |
Davis |
2 |
12 |
12 |
0 |
MGT |
298 |
001 |
38733 |
|
|
6539370 |
waiting on trip times and more info. Dates are correct |
Students will be exposed to the latest technologies and practices being employed in the food/ag industry, develop an understanding of the business context within which companies operate in the food/ag industry and prepare them for the Food/Ag immersion course offered in the Winter quarter of 2023. |
4187510 |
Actual times/destinations TBD |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/julie-morris |
|
S/U |
7320692 |
Syllabus |
Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
11 |
MGT-400A-001 |
Master of Management |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Accounting |
Higgins, Chelle |
|
T 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
29 |
40 |
0 |
MGT |
400A |
001 |
50449 |
|
|
6999458 |
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Introduces the concepts and objectives underlying the preparation of financial statements. Topics include understanding the accounting cycle, measurement and valuation problems associated with financial statement components, consideration of the usefulness of financial statements in the analysis of a corporation's operations. |
4346515 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/michelle-yetman |
|
Letter |
7301069 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
|
28 |
MGT-401A-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Bechky, Beth |
|
T 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
41 |
50 |
0 |
MGT |
401A |
001 |
38750 |
|
|
6539372 |
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Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the problem of working with and managing others in organizations. Topics include: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making and team building. |
4346445 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/beth-bechky |
|
Letter |
7207928 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
|
41 |
MGT-401A-002 |
Master of Management |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Bechky, Beth |
|
M 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
36 |
40 |
0 |
MGT |
401A |
002 |
50447 |
|
|
6999462 |
|
Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the problem of working with and managing others in organizations. Topics include: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making and team building. |
4346445 |
No class on Nov 11; make-up scheduled on Nov 13 |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/beth-bechky |
|
Letter |
7207929 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
|
28 |
MGT-403A-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Calonico, Sebastian |
|
Th 9:00am-12:50pm |
Davis |
4 |
43 |
50 |
0 |
MGT |
403A |
001 |
38751 |
|
|
6539374 |
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Introduces statistics and data analysis for managerial decision-making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data-analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations and public policy. |
4346479 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
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|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7122257 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
43 |
MGT-403A-002 |
Master of Management |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Yuan, Yuan |
|
Th 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
27 |
40 |
0 |
MGT |
403A |
002 |
50448 |
|
|
6999426 |
|
Introduces statistics and data analysis for managerial decision-making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data-analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations and public policy. |
4346479 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
|
|
Letter |
7295207 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
26 |
MGT-405-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Theory and Policy |
Yasuda, Ayako |
|
M 9:00am-12:50pm |
Davis |
4 |
41 |
50 |
0 |
MGT |
405 |
001 |
38752 |
|
|
6539376 |
|
Covers the fundamental principles of corporate financial management and capital markets. Major topics include general valuation methods for risky cash flow streams, capital budgeting, asset pricing models, risk management, equity financing, debt financing, and dividend policy. |
4346498 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/ayako-yasuda |
|
Letter |
7313063 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
|
41 |
MGT-407-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Storytelling for Leadership |
Charnsupharindr, Doy |
|
Wednesdays Irregular |
Davis |
1 |
12 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
407 |
001 |
50444 |
|
|
6991948 |
|
Internalize the fundamental principles behind stories that educate, influence, motivate, inspire, persuade and connect. |
806992 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/doy-charnsupharindr |
|
Letter |
7179004 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
|
12 |
MGT-416-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Topics in Private Equity and Mergers & Acquisitions |
Maruster, Sorin |
|
Mondays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
8 |
16 |
0 |
MGT |
416 |
001 |
38753 |
|
|
6976526 |
|
Focuses on the finance principles related to the risk and return of the private equity (PE) industry, valuation of PE target companies, the structuring of leveraged buyouts (LBOs), and the management of portfolio companies. |
1064392 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
|
Letter |
7331311 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
|
8 |
MGT-417A-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Collaborative Leadership 1 |
Hsu, Greta |
|
October 4-5, see notes |
Davis |
2 |
14 |
14 |
0 |
MGT |
417A |
001 |
50440 |
|
|
6976982 |
|
Part one of a two-part course to empower emerging leaders with the skills necessary to build and guide effective teams, embodying a leadership style that is anchored in shared responsibility and values-based decision-making. |
6976538 |
Due to course pre-work, please reach out Professor Hsu to add course after Sept. 4 grhsu@ucdavis.edu |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
|
S/U |
7104047 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
|
14 |
MGT-419-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Business Strategy Consulting |
Wilson, Kelly |
|
Mondays Irregular |
Davis |
1 |
30 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
419 |
001 |
38754 |
|
|
6539378 |
|
In this course, students will learn practical business consulting skills which will help you apply strategy theories in the workplace. You will learn and practice tools to frame and analyze problems, conduct research, communicate findings and navigate client relationships.
Recommended: 201B & 204
|
1356230 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/kelly-wilson |
|
Letter |
7071317 |
Syllabus |
Strategy |
|
30 |
MGT-432-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Project Management with Applications in Healthcare |
Beckler, Amber |
|
Thursdays Irregular |
Davis |
1 |
6 |
28 |
0 |
MGT |
432 |
001 |
38755 |
|
|
6539380 |
|
This course will focus on the heart of healthcare administration and how project management can be applied as a key lever to increase efficiency, decrease costs and improve the patient experience. |
1835260 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/amber-beckler |
|
Letter |
7135377 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior, General Management |
|
6 |
MGT-440-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Integrated Management Project |
Wilson, Kelly |
|
T 1:10pm-4:00pm |
Davis |
6 |
12 |
50 |
0 |
MGT |
440 |
001 |
38756 |
|
|
6539382 |
|
Applies classroom learning to solve complex business challenges for real world clients. Student teams learn practical consulting skills while their clients benefit from the student's experience, insights, and work product.
Prerequisite: Completion of all core courses. |
930324 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/kelly-wilson |
|
Letter |
6929284 |
Syllabus |
IMPACT Program, STEM |
|
12 |
MGT-469-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Introduction to Machine Learning with Python |
Yang, Yinghui |
|
W 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
15 |
30 |
0 |
MGT |
469 |
001 |
38761 |
|
|
6539392 |
|
This course introduces popular machine learning methods to address big data problems businesses face. It covers topics in clustering, association rules for market basket analysis, classification, numeric prediction, model evaluation, etc. This course provides an entry point for students to use Python to apply machine learning models to analyze various types of data. This is a very hands-on class. You will be learning Python to process data and perform data mining and machine learning tasks on different types of data. The course is recommended for students interested in understanding the techniques and applications of using data mining and machine learning methods to process data, and also for students who are interested in learning Python from scratch and using it to program and analyze data. After taking this class, the students should be able to understand the data mining process, comprehend several popular machine learning and data mining methods, use Python to apply data mining and machines learning methods on different types of data, and also formulate problems for a given data set.
*This course was previoulsy called, "Data Mining".
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5423776 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
|
Letter |
7122067 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
15 |
MGT-469-002 |
Master of Professional Accountancy |
Fall 2024 |
Introduction to Machine Learning with Python |
Yang, Yinghui |
|
W 1:10pm-5:00pm |
Davis |
4 |
6 |
10 |
0 |
MGT |
469 |
002 |
38762 |
|
|
6844092 |
|
This course introduces popular machine learning methods to address big data problems businesses face. It covers topics in clustering, association rules for market basket analysis, classification, numeric prediction, model evaluation, etc. This course provides an entry point for students to use Python to apply machine learning models to analyze various types of data. This is a very hands-on class. You will be learning Python to process data and perform data mining and machine learning tasks on different types of data. The course is recommended for students interested in understanding the techniques and applications of using data mining and machine learning methods to process data, and also for students who are interested in learning Python from scratch and using it to program and analyze data. After taking this class, the students should be able to understand the data mining process, comprehend several popular machine learning and data mining methods, use Python to apply data mining and machines learning methods on different types of data, and also formulate problems for a given data set.
*This course was previoulsy called, "Data Mining".
|
5423776 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
|
Letter |
7122068 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
|
6 |
MGT-490-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Careers in Product Management |
LOWE, MARC |
|
Thursdays Irregular |
Davis |
1 |
25 |
25 |
0 |
MGT |
490 |
001 |
38763 |
|
|
6539394 |
|
This course is designed to provide an overview of the roles and responsibilities of the product manager and for related roles such as brand manager and product marketing manager in both non-technology and technology firms.
|
5433389 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
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202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/visiting-faculty/marc-lowe |
|
Letter |
7103860 |
Syllabus |
Product Management |
|
25 |
MGT-490-003 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Pre-Immersion: Biotechnology Industry |
Vaidya, Hemant |
|
Wednesdays Irregular |
Davis |
1 |
13 |
34 |
0 |
MGT |
490 |
003 |
38765 |
|
|
6539398 |
|
Biotech Basics will provide an introduction to the fundamentals of cell and molecular biology that underly many biotech innovations currently on the market. In addition, students will explore current trends in bioprocessing, personal genomics, precision agriculture and other biotech-related fields. This course will be designed for students without a deep knowledgebase or technical background in STEM; small group activities and discussions, in addition to lecture material, will help to build familiarity with key biotech terms and concepts.
|
4538707 |
Instructor: Denneal Jamison-McClung |
Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/hemant-vaidya |
|
Letter |
7071534 |
Syllabus |
STEM, General Management |
|
13 |
MGT-490BV-001 |
Full Time MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Re-Thinking Digital |
Peters, Kay |
|
Sundays Irregular |
Zoom |
2 |
3 |
16 |
0 |
MGT |
490BV |
001 |
50459 |
|
|
6983123 |
|
This course emphasizes the need for preparing yourself and your business for the next generation of Digital. It aims to teach the principles involved in re-designing digital value chains.
*Online Course
|
6969951 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/kay-peters |
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Letter |
7128754 |
Syllabus |
Marketing, STEM |
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3 |
MGV-201AV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Stevens, James |
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W 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
23 |
22 |
0 |
MGV |
201AV |
001 |
38777 |
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6539402 |
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Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the following organizational problems: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making, and team building.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
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3441145 |
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Active |
The book for this class is out of print but should be available on the 2U Digital Campus course. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/james-stevens |
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Letter |
7257550 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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23 |
MGV-201AV-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Stevens, James |
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W 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
22 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
201AV |
002 |
38778 |
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6539404 |
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Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the following organizational problems: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making, and team building.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
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3441145 |
|
Active |
The book for this class is out of print but should be available on the 2U Digital Campus course. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/james-stevens |
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Letter |
7257551 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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22 |
MGV-201AV-003 |
Master of Management-Online |
Fall 2024 |
The Individual and Group Dynamics |
Stevens, James |
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Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MM |
4 |
24 |
26 |
0 |
MGV |
201AV |
003 |
38779 |
|
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6539406 |
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Examines basic psychological and social psychological processes shaping human behavior and applies knowledge of these processes to the following organizational problems: motivation, job design, commitment, socialization, culture, individual and group decision making, and team building.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3441145 |
|
Active |
The book for this class is out of print but should be available on the 2U Digital Campus course. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/james-stevens |
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Letter |
7257552 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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24 |
MGV-201BV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Organizational Strategy & Structure |
Dokko, Gina |
Keeves, Gareth |
W 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
17 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
201BV |
001 |
38780 |
|
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6539408 |
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Strategic management of organizations, including analysis of industries, firm resources and capabilities and corporate strategy. Strategy formulation, implementation and strategic decision-making. Firm and industry life cycles and change. Analysis of organizational design and structure including differentiation and integration.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 202AV RECOMMENDED
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695016 |
|
Active |
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/gina-dokko |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
Letter |
7331321 |
Syllabus |
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17 |
MGV-201BV-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Organizational Strategy & Structure |
Dokko, Gina |
Keeves, Gareth |
W 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
22 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
201BV |
002 |
38781 |
|
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6539410 |
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Strategic management of organizations, including analysis of industries, firm resources and capabilities and corporate strategy. Strategy formulation, implementation and strategic decision-making. Firm and industry life cycles and change. Analysis of organizational design and structure including differentiation and integration.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 202AV RECOMMENDED
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695016 |
|
Active |
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/gina-dokko |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
Letter |
7331328 |
Syllabus |
|
|
22 |
MGV-202AV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Markets & the Firm |
Stango, Victor |
Linnett, Sophie |
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
12 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
202AV |
001 |
38783 |
|
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6539412 |
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Examines the interaction of consumers, firms and government, and the effect this interaction has on the use of resources and firm profitability. Fundamental economic concepts such as marginal analysis, opportunity cost, pricing, and externalities are introduced and applied.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3441138 |
This course meets on Tuesdays except Tue 10/29. The makeup class is scheduled on Fri Oct 25. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/victor-stango |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/sophie-linnett |
Letter |
7110618 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
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12 |
MGV-202AV-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Markets & the Firm |
Stango, Victor |
Linnett, Sophie |
T 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
13 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
202AV |
002 |
38784 |
|
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6878055 |
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Examines the interaction of consumers, firms and government, and the effect this interaction has on the use of resources and firm profitability. Fundamental economic concepts such as marginal analysis, opportunity cost, pricing, and externalities are introduced and applied.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3441138 |
This course meets on Tuesdays except Tue 10/29. The makeup class is scheduled on Fri Oct 25. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/victor-stango |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/sophie-linnett |
Letter |
7110624 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance/Accounting |
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13 |
MGV-203BV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Statistical Foundations for Business Analytics |
Rangwala, Mehul |
Tran, Huy |
Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
9 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
203BV |
001 |
38786 |
|
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6539414 |
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The course covers practical statistical methods which prepare the ground for data analytics in the areas of marketing, finance, accounting, operations, economics, healthcare, and management. Emphasis is placed on using statistical results obtained from software to draw insights for making better business decisions. Topics covered include analysis of variance, contingency table analysis, and topics in predictive analytics which include regression modeling and analysis and forecasting of the time series data. This course prepares students well to pursue other analytics courses in the program. After completing this class, students will be able to describe how findings from statistical analysis learned in the class are used to assess business performance and formulate business strategies.
note: Previously, "203BV, Intermediate Statistics for Managers".
PREREQUISITES: MGV 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695121 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/huy-tran |
Letter |
7331329 |
Syllabus |
Technology Management, STEM, Strategic Management, Finance - Investments, Business Analytics |
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9 |
MGV-204V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Management |
Nair, Ashwin |
Tran, Huy |
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
21 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
204V |
001 |
38787 |
|
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6539416 |
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Analysis of market opportunities, elements of market research, development of marketing strategies, marketing planning and implementations, and control systems. Consumer and industrial markets, market segmentation, pricing strategies, distribution channels, promotions, and sales.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 202AV, 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695126 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/ashwin-aravindakshan |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/huy-tran |
Letter |
7207390 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
21 |
MGV-204V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Management |
Nair, Ashwin |
Tran, Huy |
Th 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
14 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
204V |
002 |
38788 |
|
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6539418 |
|
Analysis of market opportunities, elements of market research, development of marketing strategies, marketing planning and implementations, and control systems. Consumer and industrial markets, market segmentation, pricing strategies, distribution channels, promotions, and sales.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 202AV, 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695126 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/ashwin-aravindakshan |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/huy-tran |
Letter |
7207394 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
14 |
MGV-204V-003 |
Master of Management-Online |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Management |
Nair, Ashwin |
Contreras, Albert |
W 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MM |
4 |
8 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
204V |
003 |
38789 |
|
|
6999465 |
|
Analysis of market opportunities, elements of market research, development of marketing strategies, marketing planning and implementations, and control systems. Consumer and industrial markets, market segmentation, pricing strategies, distribution channels, promotions, and sales.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 202AV, 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695126 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information. Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
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202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/ashwin-aravindakshan |
|
Letter |
7207395 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
8 |
MGV-205V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Theory and Policy |
Maruster, Sorin |
|
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
24 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
205V |
001 |
38790 |
|
|
6539420 |
|
Covers the fundamental principles of corporate financial management and capital markets. Major topics include general valuation methods for risky cash flow streams, capital budgeting, asset pricing models, risk management, equity financing, debt financing, and deb policy.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 400AV, 403AV; 202AV recommended
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3695132 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
|
Letter |
7263309 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
24 |
MGV-205V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Theory and Policy |
Maruster, Sorin |
|
Th 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
14 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
205V |
002 |
38791 |
|
|
6539422 |
|
Covers the fundamental principles of corporate financial management and capital markets. Major topics include general valuation methods for risky cash flow streams, capital budgeting, asset pricing models, risk management, equity financing, debt financing, and deb policy.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 400AV, 403AV; 202AV recommended
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3695132 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
|
Letter |
7263310 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
15 |
MGV-205V-003 |
Master of Management-Online |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Theory and Policy |
Maruster, Sorin |
|
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MM |
4 |
8 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
205V |
003 |
38792 |
|
|
6999468 |
|
Covers the fundamental principles of corporate financial management and capital markets. Major topics include general valuation methods for risky cash flow streams, capital budgeting, asset pricing models, risk management, equity financing, debt financing, and deb policy.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 400AV, 403AV; 202AV recommended
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3695132 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/sorin-maruster |
|
Letter |
7263311 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
8 |
MGV-223V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Power and Influence in Management |
Katzenstein, Gary |
|
R 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
9 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
223V |
001 |
38794 |
|
|
6925663 |
|
Most social scientists define power as "the capacity to get what you want over the resistance of others" and influence as "the translation of power into action". Power and Influence examines the bases of subunit and individual power in organizations and the means by which subunit and individual power is translated into influence. The course assumes that leaders sometimes must acquire power to be effective, but recognizes that leaders do not always use power in the interests of the organization. Thus, the course explores the positive and negative effects that power and its use can have an organizational effectiveness and in the process considers the ethics of power and influence. The course also recognizes that leaders are not the only organization participants who acquire power and exercise influence in organizations. Thus, the course focuses not just on leaders but also middle level managers and lower level employees. The course's most basic premise is that managers at all levels of the organization can improve their effectiveness (both in pursuit of their own and their organization's interests) if they better understand how power is accumulated and used in organizations. Class sessions are devoted to discussing case studies in light of theoretical arguments advanced in readings.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 201AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
|
3695140 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/gary-katzenstein |
|
Letter |
7129578 |
Syllabus |
|
|
9 |
MGV-224V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Managing People in High Performance Organizations |
Hsu, Greta |
Reimers, Candice |
W 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
13 |
18 |
0 |
MGV |
224V |
001 |
38795 |
|
|
6539424 |
|
Strategic approach to the management of people within organizations. Explore choices firms make in managing people-- decisions as to selection, performance evaluation, compensation, and other management policies and practices. Analyze employment systems' fit with firms' environments and strategies; and the consequences of choices managers make regarding policies and practices.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 201AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695146 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
|
Letter |
7283623 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
|
13 |
MGV-224V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Managing People in High Performance Organizations |
Hsu, Greta |
Stajkovic, Kayla |
Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
11 |
18 |
0 |
MGV |
224V |
002 |
38796 |
|
|
6539426 |
|
Strategic approach to the management of people within organizations. Explore choices firms make in managing people-- decisions as to selection, performance evaluation, compensation, and other management policies and practices. Analyze employment systems' fit with firms' environments and strategies; and the consequences of choices managers make regarding policies and practices.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 201AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3695146 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/kayla-stajkovic |
Letter |
7283624 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
|
11 |
MGV-239V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Digital Marketing |
Peters, Kay |
|
Th 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
22 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
239V |
001 |
38798 |
|
|
6539430 |
|
This course equips students for a career in digital marketing and social media. Topics include online advertising, search engine optimization, interactive marketing, online privacy issues, e-commerce, social influence, social network theory, measurement of social influence and integrating social and traditional media.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 204V recommended
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3695154 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/kay-peters |
|
Letter |
7158850 |
Syllabus |
Product Management, Marketing Strategy and Analytics |
|
22 |
MGV-246V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Negotiations in Organizations |
Keeves, Gareth |
|
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
15 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
246V |
001 |
38800 |
|
|
6539432 |
|
Basic theory of negotiation; applies theory to process of building teams to achieve business purposes. Covers integrative and distributive strategies of claiming value, how to recognize bargaining tricks, uncovering hidden agendas, brainstorming to extend Pareto frontier.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3445081 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
|
Letter |
7069672 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
15 |
MGV-246V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Negotiations in Organizations |
Keeves, Gareth |
|
T 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
11 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
246V |
002 |
38801 |
|
|
6539434 |
|
Basic theory of negotiation; applies theory to process of building teams to achieve business purposes. Covers integrative and distributive strategies of claiming value, how to recognize bargaining tricks, uncovering hidden agendas, brainstorming to extend Pareto frontier.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3445081 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
|
Letter |
7071313 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
11 |
MGV-251V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Management of Innovation |
Keeves, Gareth |
|
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
11 |
20 |
0 |
MGV |
251V |
001 |
38802 |
|
|
6539436 |
|
This course focuses on the management of technology-based innovation. Topics include the impact of new technologies on industries, dominant designs, incremental and transformative innovations, and the life-cycle of products. The class will examine the organization of highly innovative firms, and the relationship of core competencies to both innovation and rigidity. Addresses the relationship of innovation to management practices such as leadership, competitive strategic planning and teamwork by using cases and field studies. Students perform an innovation audit of an area firm.
Prerequisite: 201AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
4273596 |
Please note: class will meet on Monday Nov 11 |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
|
Letter |
7129580 |
Syllabus |
Product Management, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
11 |
MGV-251V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Management of Innovation |
Keeves, Gareth |
|
M 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
16 |
20 |
0 |
MGV |
251V |
002 |
38803 |
|
|
6539438 |
|
This course focuses on the management of technology-based innovation. Topics include the impact of new technologies on industries, dominant designs, incremental and transformative innovations, and the life-cycle of products. The class will examine the organization of highly innovative firms, and the relationship of core competencies to both innovation and rigidity. Addresses the relationship of innovation to management practices such as leadership, competitive strategic planning and teamwork by using cases and field studies. Students perform an innovation audit of an area firm.
Prerequisite: 201AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
4273596 |
Please note: class will meet on Monday Nov 11. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/gareth-keeves |
|
Letter |
7129581 |
Syllabus |
Product Management, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
16 |
MGV-252V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Managing for Operational Excellence |
Chen, Rachel |
Pundoor, Guruprasad |
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
17 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
252V |
001 |
38804 |
|
|
6539440 |
|
Explores operations in manufacturing and service sectors from both inside and outside a company. Quantitative methods and their organizational implications are also examined.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3702259 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/rachel-chen |
|
Letter |
7259818 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
17 |
MGV-252V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Managing for Operational Excellence |
Chen, Rachel |
|
T 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
20 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
252V |
002 |
38805 |
|
|
6539442 |
|
Explores operations in manufacturing and service sectors from both inside and outside a company. Quantitative methods and their organizational implications are also examined.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 403AV
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3702259 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/rachel-chen |
|
Letter |
7259819 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
20 |
MGV-254V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Marketing Analytics |
Tran, Huy |
Tran, Huy |
W 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
6 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
254V |
001 |
38807 |
|
|
6539444 |
|
This coures will teach students how to leverage data to derive actionable insights. The primary objectives of this course are to (1) train students how to recognize what variation in data identifies the answer to a question and (2) help students build their marketing analytics knowledge base. In service of these objectives, this course will survey several analytical tools and data types commonly used by marketers
PREREQUISITES: 203A/403A or equivalent
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
|
4075439 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/huy-tran |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/huy-tran |
Letter |
7331578 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Marketing Strategy and Analytics |
|
6 |
MGV-260V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Corporate Finance |
Marquez, Robert |
Perelman, Gregory |
Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
9 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
260V |
001 |
38808 |
|
|
6539446 |
|
Bridges the gap between concepts in corporate finance learned in MGV 205V and corporate finance as it is currently applied by top management of U.S. firms. Questions to be addressed: Do managers practice what MBA programs teach? If not, why not? Which theories that MBAs have learned are recognized by managers? Which theories esem to fit the facts best? The course is highly recommended for students interested in corporate or nonprofit finance.
PREREQUISITES: MGV 202AV, 400AV, 205V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
4558364 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/spotlight-story/banking-expert-foretold-risk-led-global-financial-crisis |
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/visiting-faculty/gregory-perelman |
Letter |
7129582 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance - Corporate |
|
9 |
MGV-261V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Investment Analysis |
Chen, Joseph |
|
T 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
8 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
261V |
001 |
38809 |
|
|
6539448 |
|
Examines models of asset pricing and the actual performance of U.S. and foreign investments, with an emphasis on equity investments. The class will look at factors affecting stock and bond returns, the success of different investment strategies, and the ability of individual investors and institutional players to "beat the market." Other topics include diversification, market crashes, fixed-income analysis, the organization and performance of mutual funds.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 205V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Course overview video
|
3702116 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/joseph-chen |
|
Letter |
7103829 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Finance - Investments |
|
8 |
MGV-264V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Business Taxation |
Yetman, Robert |
Werlhof, John |
M 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
4 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
264V |
001 |
38810 |
|
|
6539450 |
|
Develops and applies a framework for analyzing how income taxes affect business decisions and company strategy. Applications include the role of taxes in management compensation, multinational decision- making, corporate restructuring transactions, and succession planning. Emphasizes tax planning concepts and their application rather than the detail of the federal code.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video |
3981616 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/robert-yetman |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/john-werlhof |
Letter |
7103832 |
Syllabus |
Finance - Investments |
|
4 |
MGV-265V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Technology Finance and Valuation |
Yasuda, Ayako |
Linnett, Sophie |
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
12 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
265V |
001 |
38811 |
|
|
6539452 |
|
Examines venture capital finance and the related practice of R&D finance. Goal is to apply finance tools and framework to the world of venture capital and financing of projects in high-growth industries.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 205V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Course overview video
|
3694746 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/ayako-yasuda |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/sophie-linnett |
Letter |
7331580 |
Syllabus |
Technology Management, STEM, Finance - Corporate, Entrepreneurship/Innovation |
|
12 |
MGV-268V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Articulation and Critical Thinking |
Kennedy, Brian |
|
Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
17 |
18 |
0 |
MGV |
268V |
001 |
38812 |
|
|
6539454 |
|
Develop competency in business writing and oral presentations. Build critical thinking skills. Topics include behavioral economics, false claims, deductive and inductive reasoning, correlation/causality, business ethics. Formerly titled "Management Communications."
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
|
3702251 |
|
Active |
No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/brian-kennedy |
|
Letter |
7331584 |
Syllabus |
|
|
17 |
MGV-400AV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Accounting |
Higgins, Chelle |
|
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
12 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
400AV |
001 |
38815 |
|
|
6539458 |
|
Introduction to the concepts and objectives underlying the preparation of financial statements. Topics include understanding the accounting cycle, measurement and valuation problems associated with financial statement components, consideration of the usefulness of financial statements in the analysis of a corporation’s operations.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Course Overview Video
|
3565625 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/michelle-yetman |
|
Letter |
7166833 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
13 |
MGV-400AV-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Financial Accounting |
Higgins, Chelle |
Camarena, Monica |
T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
9 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
400AV |
002 |
38816 |
|
|
6896572 |
|
Introduction to the concepts and objectives underlying the preparation of financial statements. Topics include understanding the accounting cycle, measurement and valuation problems associated with financial statement components, consideration of the usefulness of financial statements in the analysis of a corporation’s operations.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Course Overview Video
|
3565625 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
|
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/michelle-yetman |
https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/monica-camarena |
Letter |
7166834 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
9 |
MGV-403AV-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Rangwala, Mehul |
Clasper, Olga |
W 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
10 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
403AV |
001 |
38818 |
|
|
6539460 |
|
Introduction to statistics and data analysis for managerial decision making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations, and public policy.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
|
3565635 |
|
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
|
202410 |
|
http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
|
Letter |
7331316 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
|
10 |
MGV-403AV-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers |
Rangwala, Mehul |
Clasper, Olga |
Th 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
13 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
403AV |
002 |
38819 |
|
|
6539462 |
|
Introduction to statistics and data analysis for managerial decision making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations, and public policy.
PREREQUISITE: MGV 438V
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
|
3565635 |
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Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331317 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
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14 |
MGV-403AV-003 |
Master of Management-Online |
Fall 2024 |
Data Analysis for Managers (MoM) |
Rangwala, Mehul |
Clasper, Olga |
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MM |
4 |
25 |
26 |
0 |
MGV |
403AV |
003 |
38820 |
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6999472 |
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Introduction to statistics and data analysis for managerial decision making. Descriptive statistics, principles of data collection, sampling, quality control, statistical inference. Application of data analytic methods to problems in marketing, finance, accounting, production, operations, and public policy.
Master of Management Program
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6423250 |
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Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mehul-rangwala |
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Letter |
7331318 |
Syllabus |
Statistics/Info. Tech./Operations, STEM |
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25 |
MGV-417A-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Collaborative Leadership 1 |
Hsu, Greta |
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October 4-5, see notes |
Davis |
2 |
13 |
12 |
0 |
MGV |
417A |
001 |
50441 |
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6976992 |
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Part one of a two-part course to empower emerging leaders with the skills necessary to build and guide effective teams, embodying a leadership style that is anchored in shared responsibility and values-based decision-making. |
6976538 |
Due to course pre-work, please reach out Professor Hsu to add course after Sept. 4 grhsu@ucdavis.edu.
This is an in-person, joint course for all MBA programs. Course material is housed in Canvas https://login.canvas.ucdavis.edu/, not Digital Campus. |
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No Textbook Required |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information. Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/greta-hsu |
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S/U |
7104048 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Leadership |
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13 |
MGV-438V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Quantitative Tools for Business |
Aram, Cyrus |
Kendall, Catherine |
M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
25 |
26 |
0 |
MGV |
438V |
001 |
38821 |
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6539466 |
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Quantitative analysis and business storytelling through practical quantitative frameworks, descriptive procedures and real life case studies.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM. |
3442639 |
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No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/visiting-faculty/cyrus-aram |
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Letter |
7104158 |
Syllabus |
STEM, General Management |
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25 |
MGV-438V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Quantitative Tools for Business |
Aram, Cyrus |
Petersen, Julie |
T 7:40pm-9:30pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
23 |
26 |
0 |
MGV |
438V |
002 |
38822 |
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6539468 |
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Quantitative analysis and business storytelling through practical quantitative frameworks, descriptive procedures and real life case studies.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM. |
3442639 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/visiting-faculty/cyrus-aram |
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Letter |
7104159 |
Syllabus |
STEM, General Management |
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23 |
MGV-440V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Integrated Management Simulation |
Cron, William |
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T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
19 |
20 |
0 |
MGV |
440V |
001 |
38825 |
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6539472 |
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In this course, you will simulate being a member of the executive team of a start-up organization and make decisions typical for this level in an organization. You will formulate and defend a strategic vision for your firm and integrate the various functional areas to implement this vision successfully. Importantly, you will need to achieve your objectives within a set of financial constraints and imperatives, which will require you to make trade-offs to optimize your firm’s performance. Your start-up organization will be competing in a dynamic market and competitive environment.
PREREQUISITE: Completion of all core courses
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Formally "Intergrated Management Project"
Curriculum Overview Video |
4051523 |
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No Textbook Required |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/william-l-cron |
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Letter |
7331594 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
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19 |
MGV-440V-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Integrated Management Simulation |
Cron, William |
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M 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
11 |
20 |
0 |
MGV |
440V |
002 |
38826 |
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6539474 |
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In this course, you will simulate being a member of the executive team of a start-up organization and make decisions typical for this level in an organization. You will formulate and defend a strategic vision for your firm and integrate the various functional areas to implement this vision successfully. Importantly, you will need to achieve your objectives within a set of financial constraints and imperatives, which will require you to make trade-offs to optimize your firm’s performance. Your start-up organization will be competing in a dynamic market and competitive environment.
PREREQUISITE: Completion of all core courses
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Formally "Intergrated Management Project"
Curriculum Overview Video |
4051523 |
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Active |
No Textbook Required |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/william-l-cron |
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Letter |
7331595 |
Syllabus |
STEM |
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11 |
MGV-445V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Product Management |
Virrey, Justin |
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T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
19 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
445V |
001 |
38828 |
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6539476 |
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The course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the requirements, issues, and tools involved in marketing existing products/services. The major topic areas covered include: The product management system, market planning, and control. Unifying and integrating marketing concepts from the core and the marketing electives (through the use of a marketing simulation).
PREREQUISITES: 404/204
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
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4377293 |
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The "book" for this class is the guide for the simulation that is needed. Please see the syllabus for more information. Please note that this simulation is NOT included in the Equitable Access program. |
Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/justin-virrey-0 |
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Letter |
7065434 |
Syllabus |
Technology Management, STEM, Product Management |
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19 |
MGV-469V-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Introduction to Machine Learning with Python |
Yang, Yinghui |
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T 5:30pm-7:20pm |
Online MBA |
4 |
16 |
24 |
0 |
MGV |
469V |
001 |
38830 |
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6539478 |
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This course introduces popular machine learning methods to address big data problems businesses face. It covers topics in clustering, association rules for market basket analysis, classification, numeric prediction, model evaluation, etc. This course provides an entry point for students to use Python to apply machine learning models to analyze various types of data. This is a very hands-on class. You will be learning Python to process data and perform data mining and machine learning tasks on different types of data. The course is recommended for students interested in understanding the techniques and applications of using data mining and machine learning methods to process data, and also for students who are interested in learning Python from scratch and using it to program and analyze data. After taking this class, the students should be able to understand the data mining process, comprehend several popular machine learning and data mining methods, use Python to apply data mining and machines learning methods on different types of data, and also formulate problems for a given data set.
ONLINE MBA PROGRAM
Curriculum Overview Video
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4177894 |
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Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page. |
No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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http://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty/catherine-yang |
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Letter |
7103910 |
Syllabus |
Technology Management, STEM, Business Analytics |
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16 |
MGV-490A-001 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
AI and Business Innovation: A Journey from Linear Regression to Large Language Models |
Boehnke, Jörn |
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October 4-6, Also see notes (click course number) |
See Notes |
2 |
37 |
64 |
0 |
MGV |
490A |
001 |
38832 |
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6983430 |
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This course equips business professionals with the skills to analyze large datasets, develop predictive models, and interpret results effectively.
In-person Residential for Online MBA Program
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6969729 |
Location: Lake Tahoe, CA -A $500 Course Materials Fee will be charged to all students.-Requests to drop residential courses must be made prior to the add/drop deadline of: Oct 4, 2024.-The course material fee of $500 is non-refundable once charged, with NO exceptions per university policy. Academic meetings typically take place at: Friday 1pm-4pm, Sat 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm, Sun 9am-12pm but exact class meeting time is subject to change. Please refer to the syllabus for the meeting time of the academic sessions. Itinerary and logistics will be provided to enrolled students later. Please note that other than the scheduled class academic meetings, residentials include pre-work, as well as other group activities which typically take place before or after the Friday & Saturday academic meetings. Students from the Full-time, Sacramento and Bay Area MBA Program please note: Course materials can be accessed in Digital Campus, the Learning Management System for Online MBA courses. An email with instructions inviting you to join the course will be sent to you around two weeks before the term start. Please look for an email from OneLogin referencing Digital Campus. Do not look for course materials in Canvas. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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No Text Pak Required |
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/jorn-boehnke |
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S/U |
7289968 |
Syllabus |
STEM, Business Analytics |
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37 |
MGV-490A-002 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Personal Branding |
Errecarte, Vanessa |
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October 18-20, also see notes(click course number) |
Davis |
2 |
60 |
72 |
0 |
MGV |
490A |
002 |
38833 |
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6680835 |
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In this course, students will learn how to use the cornerstone principles of corporate branding and content marketing to define and create their own personal brands in three phases: Discovery and Frameworks, Tools and Strategies, and Growth and Dissemination.
In-person Residential for Online MBA Program
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5034905 |
Location: Davis -A $500 Course Materials Fee will be charged to all students.-Requests to drop residential courses must be made prior to the add/drop deadline of: Oct 4, 2024.-The course material fee of $500 is non-refundable once charged, with NO exceptions per university policy. Academic meetings typically take place at: Friday 1pm-4pm, Sat 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm, Sun 9am-12pm but exact class meeting time is subject to change. Please refer to the syllabus for the meeting time of the academic sessions. Itinerary and logistics will be provided to enrolled students later. Please note that other than the scheduled class academic meetings, residentials include pre-work, as well as other group activities which typically take place before or after the Friday & Saturday academic meetings. Students from the Full-time, Sacramento and Bay Area MBA Program please note: Course materials can be accessed in Digital Campus, the Learning Management System for Online MBA courses. An email with instructions inviting you to join the course will be sent to you around two weeks before the term start. Please look for an email from OneLogin referencing Digital Campus. Do not look for course materials in Canvas. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/profile/vanessa-errecarte |
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S/U |
7065475 |
Syllabus |
Marketing |
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60 |
MGV-490A-003 |
Online MBA |
Fall 2024 |
Strategic Change: Organizational Design for Disruption |
Pontikes, Elizabeth |
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November 1-3, also see notes (click course number) |
Davis |
2 |
46 |
72 |
0 |
MGV |
490A |
003 |
38834 |
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6681009 |
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In the modern economy, market change is rapid as competition becomes fiercer, customers more fickle, and technology a key differentiator across industries – from automobiles to media. To compete, firms must disrupt or respond to disruption. The central tenet of this course is that effective strategic change is rooted in having entrepreneurial elements in a firm’s organization design that drives strategy discovery for successful pivots. Executives must condition employees to experiment and discover, establish pathways for novel ideas to take hold and flourish, and retain the ability to pivot even at the highest levels. Firms with entrepreneurial design for strategy discovery will develop the capacity to both cultivate new ideas and successfully integrate promising acquisitions to support strategic change.
In-person Residential for Online MBA Program
Course Overview
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5034912 |
Location: Davis -A $500 Course Materials Fee will be charged to all students.-Requests to drop residential courses must be made prior to the add/drop deadline of: Oct 7, 2024.-The course material fee of $500 is non-refundable once charged, with NO exceptions per university policy. Academic meetings typically take place at: Friday 1pm-4pm, Sat 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm, Sun 9am-12pm but exact class meeting time is subject to change. Please refer to the syllabus for the meeting time of the academic sessions. Itinerary and logistics will be provided to enrolled students later. Please note that other than the scheduled class academic meetings, residentials include pre-work, as well as other group activities which typically take place before or after the Friday & Saturday academic meetings. Students from the Full-time, Sacramento and Bay Area MBA Program please note: Course materials can be accessed in Digital Campus, the Learning Management System for Online MBA courses. An email with instructions inviting you to join the course will be sent to you around two weeks before the term start. Please look for an email from OneLogin referencing Digital Campus. Do not look for course materials in Canvas. |
Active |
Please refer to the course syllabus for textbook information.
Textbooks may be obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your books are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you can still purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas, or purchase books from a different vendor if you want. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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Please refer to the course syllabus for coursepack information.
Coursepacks items are obtained through the Equitable Access Bookshelf tool in your Canvas course (if available there). Your coursepacks are included in the Equitable Access program. If you access them through the Bookshelf tool, the charge will go to your student account. If you opt-out of the Equitable Access program, you will still need to purchase the materials through the tool in Canvas. More information specific to the GSM can be found on our Textbook & Textpak page.
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202410 |
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https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/faculty-profile/elizabeth-pontikes |
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S/U |
7306834 |
Syllabus |
Organizational Behavior |
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47 |