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Dec 30, 2024
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University of Alberta Calendar 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Bachelor of Commerce Honors in Operations Management [Business]
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Please note:
- [Sept. 14, 2022] - Editorial Update. All Note references in the Sequence of Courses were updated to correctly match the Notes section. See Amendments to the Calendar for more information.
- [Mar. 18, 2022] - Addendum. A new note regarding BUS 101 and BUS 201 was added to the Notes section. The requirements in Year Two-Winter and all references to MATH 115 were also revised. See Amendments to the Amendments to the Calendar for more information.
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Program
The BCom Honors in Operations Management program follows the same general program of studies as the BCom Major in Operations Management. Additional required courses are MATH 156 , MATH 125 , the OM Honors Essay course and one 700-level MGTSC or OM course, and STAT 265 . Various streams such as Optimization, Statistics, Stochastic Modeling and Decision and Game Theory are possible. Please contact the Department for suggested streams.
Year Four
- 3 units in MGTSC or OM at the 700-level
- OM 480 - Honors Essay in Operations Management
- 15 units chosen from Operations Management Honors required courses (See Notes 5 and 6)
- 9 units in free electives (See Note 2)
Notes
- Students admitted directly from High School will take BUS 101 in their first year in the Faculty of Business and will replace BUS 201 in Year 2 of the major specific sequencing with 3 units in electives outside of Business.
- See Policy on Elective Courses.
- Generally, MATH 156 should be taken prior to entry to the Honors program.
- Recommended to be taken in Fall Term.
- Operations Management Honors courses may be chosen from any 400-level OM courses and from a list of additional approved courses available from the Department of Accounting, Operations and Information Systems. At least six of the nine courses must be chosen from 400- level OM courses, MGTSC 405 and 455.
- ECON courses used to satisfy the requirements of this major may not also be used to satisfy the requirements for coursework outside the Faculty of Business.
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