OPIM Ph.D. ProgramOPIM now ranked #5 worldwide in research productivity!
Based on publications in the premier INFORMS journals (Management Science, Operations Research, INFORMS Journal on Computing, and Information Systems Research)
Coordinator: Ram Gopal, ram.gopal@business.uconn.edu Students in the Operations and Information Management (OPIM) concentration may choose to specialize in Operations Management (OM), in Management Information Systems (MIS), or in a combination of the two. Research in this concentration usually involves strong quantitative and technology components. The OPIM faculty conduct research, including but not limited to; database design and security; database management; electronic commerce; economics of information and information systems; on-line auctions; telecommunications and networks modeling and analysis; distributed computing and client/server technology; management of technology; manufacturing systems, planning, and strategy; supply chain management; and applications of OR and other optimization techniques to areas such as product design, production scheduling, and facility location. If you would like further information about the Operations and Information Management Department, please refer to their homepage. Prerequisites
Orientation
Research Methods and Supporting Courses (24 credits)
Major Area of Concentration (12 credits)
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