Course Description
The course introduces: decision making, problem solving, the use of quantitative methods in solving problems and making decisions and creativity and innovation in decision-making.
Course Aims
- Introducing decision-making.
- Solving problems and the alternatives available.
- Using quantitative methods in solving problems and making decisions.
- Introducing creativity and innovation in decision-making and problem-solving.
- Introducing policy-making, methods, and models.
- Introducing the stages of policy: identify the problem, criteria, and alternatives, decision-making.
- Identifying obstacles in decision-making with a focus on developing countries.
Course Contents:
- Decision-making and problem-solving.
- Case studies in the decision-making.
- Participation in decision-making.
- Quantitative methods in decision-making: linear programming.
- Quantitative methods in decision-making: Markov analysis, cost-benefit analysis.
- Obstacles facing decision-making with a focus on developing countries.
- Policy-making and models.
- Stages of policy: making problem identification, standards, alternatives and solutions.
Course ID: MGMT555
Credit hours | Theory | Practical | Laboratory | Lecture | Studio | Contact hours | Pre-requisite | 4.50 | 4.50 | 4.5 | MGMT101 |
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