Minor in Operations Research

Operations Research uses advanced analytical methods for complex decision-making. Applied math, computing, statistical analysis, and optimization are part of the Operations Research toolkit that can be used to solve complex problems that arise in many situations, such as engineering, scheduling, manufacturing, transportation, or healthcare. KSU’s Operations Research Minor is an excellent option for students who would like to learn and apply new quantitative methods for improved decision-making and efficiency.

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Program Snapshot

Required Courses: 18 credit hours

MATH 3260: Linear Algebra I
ISYE 4200: Engineering Optimization: Stochastic Decision Models
ISYE 3600: Probability and Statistics II

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MATH 3272: Introduction to Linear Programming
ISYE 3400: Deterministic Operations Research

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ISYE 2600: Probability and Statistics I
STAT 2332: Probability and Data Analysis
MATH 3332: Probability Theory

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ISYE 4500: System Modeling & Simulation
CS 4306: Algorithm Analysis

Total Number of Credit Hours: 18

Curriculum

Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering

Kennesaw State University

Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
650 Clair Harris Road
Marietta, GA 30060

Phone: 470-578-7243

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Minor in Operations Research