Business Administration: Management Science
Optimal Decision Making I
1.5 credits
Models and methods in continuous optimization; linear and nonlinear programming; applications to functional business areas and related fields. Students will learn to formulate an optimization model, solve it, interpret results, and derive insight relevant to intended application.
Average
82.2%
Students
603
Sections
14
Grade distribution. <50: 0, 50-54: 0, 55-59: 0, 60-63: 4, 64-67: 0, 68-71: 13, 72-75: 20, 76-79: 68, 80-84: 258, 85-89: 174, 90-100: 40.
Historical Averages
2014–2024
Lowest section avg
79.2%
Highest section avg
85.3%
Terms offered
11
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Grade data from ubc-pair-grade-data.
| Section | Activity | Status | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA1 | Seminar | Open | Mon 16:00-18:00, Wed 16:00-18:00 | Joseph Paat |
| BA2 | Seminar | Open | Mon 14:00-16:00, Wed 14:00-16:00 | Joseph Paat |
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