Managerial Analytics Certificate

To earn the Managerial Analytics Certificate, students admitted to the Kellogg Certificate Program for Undergraduates must complete KELLG_FE 310-0 Principles of Finance and three  KELLG_MA courses, for a total of four managerial analytics certificate courses.  One KELLG_MA course is taught each quarter (Fall, Winter, and Spring).

In addition to the four certificate courses, students must also complete the prerequisites and corequisites.

Course Title
KELLG_FE 310-0Principles of Finance (must be completed in Spring Quarter of the year admitted)
KELLG_MA 324-0Operations and Supply Chain Management
KELLG_MA 326-0Topics in Managerial Analytics
KELLG_MA 328-0Competitive Strategy and Industrial Structure

KELLG_MA 320-0 Analytical Decision Modeling (1 Unit)  

KELLG_MA 322-0 Pricing (1 Unit)   Comparison of the three main ways to set prices-haggling/negotiation, posted price, and auctions. How to choose the best method in a given situation. Customizing the price of the same product or service to different segments, using optimization models to set prices when volume is uncertain, pricing multiple products. Introduction to techniques for gathering information about buyer valuations and demands, including regression, conjoint analysis, and enterprise value creation.

KELLG_MA 324-0 Operations and Supply Chain Management (1 Unit)   Management of business processes-i.e., a firm's recurring activities. Challenges facing operations managers; the language, concepts, insights, and tools needed to gain competitive advantage through operations and supply chains; different strategies for different processes and supply chain structures, and the operational capabilities allowing and supporting them.

KELLG_MA 326-0 Topics in Managerial Analytics (1 Unit)   In-depth examination of selected issues in managerial analytics; topic varies each year.

KELLG_MA 328-0 Competitive Strategy and Industrial Structure (1 Unit)   The course studies the determinants nature of competitive strategy in a variety of industry structures.