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Decision training courses and schools
Decision Making Strategies

School: OGI School of Science & Engineering
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Advanced Statistical Analysis Tools for Managerial Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
This graduate-level course is intended to introduce managers and other non-statisticians to the use of regression analysis in decision making. The course is taught from an applied perspective. Successful application of regression models requires a solid understanding of both the underlying theory and the practical problems that are encountered in using the models in real-life situations. Widely...
 

School: Portland State University
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Mastering Decision Making for Project Managers Workshop
Course Format: On-site
Improve reasoning skills, learn to spot flawed arguments, and hone your business analysis techniques in this full-day seminar. Building from real-world examples and case studies, students learn formal rules of reasoning and how they relate to business decision- making. These skills are immediately applicable in decision-making environments. How you will benefit: Improve communication and ...
 

School: Duquesne University
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Knowledge Management and Decision Support (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
The concepts involved in Decision Support Systems (DSS) were first articulated under the term Management Decision Systems. The systems are often seen as interactive computer-based systems which help decision-makers utilize data and models to solve un- or ill-structured problems. Decision support systems couple the intellectual resources of individuals with the capabilities of the computer to im...
 

School: Sacred Heart University
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Accounting for Decision Making and Control
Course Format: Classroom
Covers the role of managerial accounting in corporate management. Emphasis is on financial planning and analysis, product and service costing, profit planning and the capital allocation process. Current financial and accounting matters are reviewed and evaluated.
 

School: Tutorials.com
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Making Decisions, Weighing Risk
Course Format: Online
The e-course provides instruction through an interactive, self-paced learning experience that creates opportunities to improve skills and adjust behaviors. Making Decisions, Weighing Risk is an indispensable learning and reference tool for managers and individual contributors. The multimedia learning format lets the student work through the e-course at his or her own pace. The e-course clarifie...
 

School: ExecuTrain
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Decision Making
Course Format: Online
Learn how to identify underlying issues related to a decision, generate and evaluate multiple alternatives, and then communicate and implement your decision. Objectives: In this course, you will identify issues related in decision making.
 

School: Beacon Training Services
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Problem Solving & Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
This is a one of a kind course which challenges the student to examine how they think when confronted with a problem. A comprehensive study of creativity is presented, with various tools and techniques to improve the creative process in the individual and groups Goals/Objectives · Use the techniques of reasoning skills. · Use the blocks to creative thinking. ·...
 

School: University of Texas At San Antonio
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Organizational Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
An advanced course in organizational behavior focusing on the behavioral elements of the decision-making process. Drawing on theory and research in several disciplines, the course examines individual, group, and organizational decision-making models. Emphasis on prescriptive models for effective decision making.
 

School: University of Detroit Mercy
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Decision Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
It is imperative that managers in an organization recognize the potential of quantitative models, information systems and technologies to support, shape and define business. Topics include optimization techniques such as linear and non-linear programming, modeling, risk simulation decision analysis, time series analysis, regression and correlation analysis; and leveraging information systems fo...
 

School: Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business
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Decision Sciences
Course Format: Classroom
The Concentration in Decision Sciences gives students a set of analytic tools that are useful in a variety of industries and functions. For example, the tools include constructing decision tree models to evaluate different R&D projects, using regression models to forecast sales, building optimization models to optimize production or distribution systems, or using game theoretic analysis of the ...
 

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