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George Barnes
GMBA Director
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Qin Fang
Instructional Development
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harlow@utdallas.edu
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SOM Advising Office
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The University of Texas at Dallas
School of Management - Advising
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P.O. Box 830688, JO 53
Richardson, TX 75083-0688
Tel: (972) 883-2750
Fax: (972) 883-6425
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Global MBA Online Program
School of Management
University of Texas at Dallas
©May 2002
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AACSB International Accreditation
We are pleased to announce that the School of Management has recently received
accreditation by AACSB
International (The
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business).
We received business accreditation for the Undergraduate, Masters and
Ph.D. Programs and separately received Accounting accreditation for
our Accounting Programs. The School of Management was commended
on its:
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Remarkably well-managed dramatic growth in student credit hours,
while, at the same time, upgrading the quality of faculty,
de-emphasizing the operations research coursework in favor of
management science and information systems, and reforming the Ph.D. in
management science in the same direction
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Embracing the technology explosion all around it in Dallas' telecom
corridor, creating a specialized master's in administration and
management science, with tracks in E-commerce, telecommunications
management, and information technology
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Laudable interdisciplinary approaches involving the life sciences and
medicine, i.e. the master's program in medical management education
and the double major in biology and business at the undergraduate
level, and
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Expansion of distance learning capabilities via the development of
on-line versions of a number of courses, and via the reframing of the
master's in international management into a global Executive MBA with
an on-line distance-learning dimension.
Online Teaching
Award Nominations
Annually,
the School of Management honors faculty members who did an outstanding
job in teaching. For 2002, a fourth teaching award has been added to
recognize effectiveness in the Global MBA Online Program.
Please nominate an outstanding instructor for a course (or courses)
taught in Fall 2001 and/or Spring 2002.
Please submit your nomination no later than May 20, 2002, at
http://som.utdallas.edu/training/award.htm.
Thank you in advance for taking the time and having the interest to
recognize effective online teaching.
New Global MBA Online
Courses - Summer 2002
FIN6320, Money and Capital Markets, Dr. Peter Lewin
We live
in an age of unprecedented prosperity and unprecedented change.
Financial markets are an integral part of this. In this course we
will learn that financial markets are crucial for the development of
any economy. We will learn what they are and how they function. We
will learn about different types of financial institutions,
instruments and policy approaches. And we will learn how money fits
in.
MIS6302, Strategic Impact of Information Technology, Dr. Dale
Chisamore
The objective of this course is to prepare
the student for making decisions in business about IT. An
important ingredient in intelligent decision-making is to understand
IT strategy and the role of IT within the organization. This
course is designed to provide a balanced view of IT and management.
Information Page for Registered Online
Students The
information page contains information
for registered students on obtaining logon information, accessing the
online courses, buying textbooks, technical support, and links to
course information and syllabi. We hope the information page will help
you prepare to get started with your summer online courses! Back to Top |
