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Co U Rse Catalo G 2015-2016 course catalog mba and ms programs Simon Business School Course Catalog 2015-2016 Simon Business School Course Catalog 2015-2016 CAMPUS AND AREA MAPS Information in this publication is current as of November 2015 and is subject to change. COURSE CATALOG Academic Year 2015–2016 GLEASON HALL, Table of Contents SCHLEGEL HALL, AND Campus and Area Maps ........................................................................................................................................ 2 CAROL G. SIMON HALL Administration ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 Full-Time Faculty ................................................................................................................................................... 5 Adjunct Faculty ..................................................................................................................................................... 17 Full-Time MBA Requirements and Core-Course Sequences .............................................................................20 Professional MBA Requirements and Core-Course Sequences ........................................................................21 Concentrations—MBA .........................................................................................................................................22 LAKE AVE. N. CLINTON AVE. EASTMAN ST. PAUL ST. CAMPUS Full-Time Master of Science Programs ............................................................................................................... 27 LYELL AVE. 31 TO NEW YORK NORTH ST. N STATE THRUWAY N. GOODMAN ST. Part-Time Master of Science Programs ...............................................................................................................31 INTERCHANGE #47 BUFFALO COLLEGE AVE. E. MAIN ST. 490 GIBBS ST. DOWNTOWN PRINCE ST. Joint- and Specialized-Degree Programs ........................................................................................................... 34 ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY AVE. W. MAIN ST. 33 WEST AVE. INNER LOOP EAST AVE. Courses ................................................................................................................................................................ 35 FORD ST. ALEXANDER ST. ERIE CANAL MONROE AVE. CHILI AVE. Memorial Art Gallery 33A Cutler Union International Exchange Programs .......................................................................................................................59 EXCHANGE ST. GENESEE ST. GENESEE 490 Admissions and Financial Aid ..............................................................................................................................60 S. PLYMOUTH AVE. 575 LINDEN ST. RIVERVIEW 590 MT. HOPE APARTMENTS 685 630 RIVER GENESEE RIVER CAMPUS 31 McLEAN ST. 668 Student Services .................................................................................................................................................62 CAMPUS 692 BROOKS AVE. 204 TO NEW YORK S. WINTON RD. STATE THRUWAY N O S University of Rochester Equal Opportunity Statement L INTERCHANGE #45 I GENESEE PK. BLVD. W SYRACUSE SOUTH AVE. S. GOODMAN ST. TOWNE MT. HOPE AVE. HOUSE ELMWOOD AVE. 383 MEDICAL CENTER ELMWOOD AVE. and Contact Information ................................................................................................................................... 63 MT. HOPE Strong Memorial Hospital EXIT 17 KENDRICK RD. PROF. BLDG. School of Medicine and Dentistry SOUTHSIDE School of Nursing CRITTENDEN BLVD. LIVING CENTER Eastman Dental Center LATTIMORE RD. BRIGHTON SCOTTSVILLE RD. W CASTLEMAN RD. 390 ES TM O UNIVERSITY E. HENRIETTA RD. RE LA N PARK D WESTFALL RD. S. CLINTON AVE. UNIVERSITY FACILITIES AND SERVICES BUILDING CLINTON EXIT 16A CROSSINGS 590 KENDRICK RD. KENDRICK EXIT 15 EXIT 16 EAST RIVER RD. LAB. FOR LASER ALUMNI AND ENERGETICS EXIT 16B ADVANCEMENT CENTER WHIPPLE PARK W. HENRIETTA RD. 15A ERIE CANAL 15 TO PITTSFORD CARDIOVASCULAR 390 RESEARCH INSTITUTE TO NEW YORK STATE THRUWAY INTERCHANGE #46 2 3 Simon Business School Course Catalog 2015-2016 Simon Business School Course Catalog 2015-2016 THE ADMINISTRATION THE FACULTY ANDREW AINSLIE firm behavior. He is particularly interested in Pharmaceutical Economics. He was a member GUY ARIE fifth edition of Managerial Economics and Southern California (USC) Marshall School of Dean and Professor of Marketing high-tech industries, focusing on the relation- of the National Advisory Council on Health Care Assistant Professor of Business Organizational Architecture (authored by Business and the director of the Casden Real As dean of Simon Business School, Andrew ship between competition and innovation and Technology Assessment (1985–88) and the Administration Brickley, Clifford W. Smith Jr. and Jerold L. Estate Forecast at the USC Lusk Center for Real on the marketing of new products. Committee on the Children’s Vaccine Initiative, Zimmerman) was published by McGrawHill/ Estate. While teach ing statistics in the MBA Ainslie will lead efforts to differentiate and Professor Arie’s research interests include the Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Irwin in 2009. The sixth edition is scheduled for Core, she received USC’s highest teaching strengthen the School’s curriculum, attract and Goettler’s research has been published in var- study of employee incentives, strategic compe- Sciences (1992–93). 2015. Brickley, Smith, Zimmerman and Janice honor, the University Associates Award for retain faculty of the highest caliber, improve ious academic journals including the Journal tition between firms, and the design of employ- Willett authored a trade version of this text enti- Teaching Excellence, which is awarded each the student experience, and develop strong of Political Economy, the RAND Journal of BA, Mathe matics, Northwestern University ee roles in firms. Economics, and the Journal of Marketing tled Designing Organizations to Create Value, year to only two of the university’s faculty. relationships with alumni and the business MA, Economics, University of Chicago His current research focuses on the internal Research. His paper, “Equilibrium in a Dynamic published by McGraw-Hill in 2003. Brickley has Before her USC appointment, she served on community. design of firms and employee incentives when Limit Order Market,” which appeared in the PhD, Economics, University of Chicago served as an associate editor of finance and the faculty of the Booth School of Business at Before joining Simon, he served as senior asso- the employee’s task becomes harder with Journal of Finance, was nominated for the jour- accounting journals. Several studies report that the University of Chicago. She is an elected fel- ciate dean for the full-time MBA program at the effort. He is investigating how these ideas can nal’s Smith-Breeden Prize and won the NYSE Brickley is among the most cited researchers low of the American Statistical Association and UCLA Anderson School of Management from DAVID TILSON help software producers improve the productiv- award for the best paper on equity trading at in the areas of Corporate Governance and a former chair of the Business and Economics 2010 to 2014. While at UCLA, Ainslie’s respon- Associate Dean of the Full-Time MBA ity and profitability of software testing. Another the 2004 Western Finance Association Meeting. Finance. In 2002, three of his published papers Statistics Section. She has also served on the sibilities included admissions, student services, Program; Clinical Associate Professor of application of this research is the design and received the Journal of Financial Economics All editorial boards of major academic journals and career placement. In the four years Ainslie Before joining the Simon School in 2012, Computers and Information Systems compensation of sales forces. Star Paper Award (based on number of citations including the Journal of the American Statistical was at Anderson, the school increased its Goettler was an assistant professor of market- Professor Tilson’s research explores technical Arie’s research on strategic competition through 2001). Association. admissions more than 60 percent, increased ing at the University of Chicago. standards and mobile computing as well as between firms focuses on firms that operate placements more than 20 percent, and revised From 1989 to 1991, he was chairman of the In addition to her research in statistics and BA, Economics, Miami University digital platforms and infrastructure. In another in many markets. His research explains how its curriculum to better meet the demands of finance department and research director financial modeling, she is widely respected for research stream he strives to improve oper- larger firms’ airlines can appear to be colluding the market and the needs of the students. PhD, Economics, Yale University at the University of Utah’s Garn Institute of her research reports on the commercial and ational efficiency in Health Care settings. His while actually competing. The research also Finance. Prior to his position at the University residential real estate markets in Southern In addition to his duties as Anderson’s senior teaching interests include strategic and busi- shows why international firms may seem more of Utah, Brickley was an associate professor of California. She is frequently interviewed by associate dean, Ainslie was associate professor RONALD W. HANSEN ness systems consulting, information
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