Prerequisites
- One year of calculus
- Linear algebra
- Introductory graduate level statistics
- Graduate-level managerial economics or microeconomics
Orientation
- BADM 6201 Introduction to Research and Teaching (1 credit)
Major Area of Concentration (12 credit minimum) - Required
- MKTG 6202. Behavioral Applications in Marketing (3 credits)
- MKTG 6203. Quantitative Applications in Marketing I (3 credits)
- MKTG 6210. Strategic Applications in Marketing (3 credits)
- MKTG 6296. Special Topics: Progress toward Qualifying Paper (3 credits)
Suggested Research Methods (12 credit minimum)
- STAT 5701 (PSY 5701): Analysis of Experiments
- STAT 5515: Design of Experiments
- STAT 5105: Quantitative Methods in Behavioral Sciences
- PSYC 5702: Field Research Methods
- PSYC 5130: Causal Modeling in Social Psychology
- PSYC 6130: Measurement and Scaling
- SOC 5201: The Logic of Social Research
- EPSY 5613: Multivariate Analysis in Educational Research
- EPSY 6611: Logistic and Hierarchical Linear Models
- ECON 5311 (ARE 5311): Econometrics I
- ECON 6311: Econometrics II
- ECON 6312: Econometrics III
- STAT 5099: Investigation of Special Topics (Categorical Data Analysis)
- STAT 5505: Applied Statistics I
- STAT 5605: Applied Statistics II
- STAT 6315: Statistical Inference I
- STAT 6515: Statistical Inference II
- STAT 5374: Concepts and Analysis of Survival Data
- STAT 5380: Applied Time Series
- MKTG 6211: Multivariate Analysis in Business
Supporting Courses (12 credit minimum)
- A minimum of four courses with a coherent theme in content or tool area. Specific courses depend on the student’s background and research interests. Courses must be approved by the academic advisor.
Grad School Requirement
- GRAD 6950 Dissertation Research (15 cr)
