MBA - Area Focus Electives - Quantitative Analysis
Quantitative Analysis
In both required and elective quantitative analysis courses and through cases and real-world simulations, Darden develops students’ abilities to analyze data to make better decisions.
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Courses
Required Course
Electives- Data Analysis & Optimization
- Games and Auctions
- Management Decision Models
- Managerial Quantitative Analysis
* Offered in the First and Second Year. All other electives are only offered in the Second Year.
Please note: courses are subject to change each year. Consult the course directory for the most up-to-date course offerings.
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Concentrations
Darden faculty created the following concentration to help Second Year students interested in quantitative analysis to develop course plans:
Business Analytics
This business analytics concentration will prepare students to participate in organizations that make abundant use of data/quantitative/mathematical techniques ("data science") as part of their business processes. It is a more general version of the “Marketing” concentration in that the areas of application are more than marketing. We expect completion of this concentration to be a useful signal to potential employers of the analytic and quantitative abilities of the student. Faculty Contact: Robert Carraway.
Required Course
Electives
- Data Analysis & Optimization
- Games and Auctions
- Management Decision Models
- Managerial Quantitative Analysis
* Offered in the First and Second Year. All other electives are only offered in the Second Year.
Please note: courses are subject to change each year. Consult the course directory for the most up-to-date course offerings.
Darden faculty created the following concentration to help Second Year students interested in quantitative analysis to develop course plans:
Business Analytics
This business analytics concentration will prepare students to participate in organizations that make abundant use of data/quantitative/mathematical techniques ("data science") as part of their business processes. It is a more general version of the “Marketing” concentration in that the areas of application are more than marketing. We expect completion of this concentration to be a useful signal to potential employers of the analytic and quantitative abilities of the student. Faculty Contact: Robert Carraway.
Quantitative Analysis Faculty
Samuel E. Bodily
John Tyler Professor of Business Administration
Michael Albert
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
Manel Baucells
Associate Professor
Dana Popescu
Associate Professor of Business Administration
Robert L. Carraway
Associate Professor of Business Administration Area Coordinator, Quantitative Analysis
