The use of statistical methods for managerial decision making. Emphasis is on understanding concepts, including inferences from sample data and model formulation, as aids in decision-making. Lab: Using class-focused statistics problems, designed to provide opportunity to develop course-specific problem solving strategies; to adapt from mathematical to statistical thinking; to analyze and communicate significance and meaning of numerical outcomes; to develop course-specific test taking prowess.

This course is designed to give students some expertise in the life decisions that almost everyone must make concerning tax planning, purchasing or renting of a home or automobile, medical, life, auto and home insurance needs. Investments and planning for retirement among other financial decisions that adults must make.

A hands-on course where students will work directly with organizations in the Manchester area helping to solve, marketing, financial, managerial, and technology issues. Clients are secured through the SBDC at UNH. The class will meet once a week for one hour where strategy sessions with the clients take place, lectures on business strategy are given, and presentations from guest speakers will be given. It is expected that students will have to do some outside work based on the needs of the clients. At the end of the semester, students will make a formal, professional presentation and provide a document for action to the client. This course can be applied to the management option requirement.

Studies the process of planning and distributing goods and services to the marketplace. Topics include product planning, pricing, promotion, and distribution. Emphasis on the application of marketing principles to real world business cases.