Due to personal reasons, MORS-453-81 with Professor Ocasio has been cancelled for the winter quarter.
In the Winter term, there is an experiential class offered called the Analytical Consulting Lab. This class, very similar to M-Lab, brings groups of students together with companies that have business opportunities that can best be approached with analysis. The types of analysis include regression, optimization, simulation, analytical marketing, economic analysis, so techniques that you have had in DECS and other analytical courses.
The projects are with leading firms, such as William Blair, the Chicago Mercentile Group, United Airlines, Sears, Kaplan, Nielsen to name a few.
There is also a great not-for profit project with Social Compact on economic analysis of low-income neighborhoods for the improvement of these neighborhoods. And Prof. Tim Calkins and I are sponsoring the Super Bowl Advertisement Challenge, where Super Bowl ratings will be available for analysis in predicting impacts to short and long term firm gains.
I invite you to check out the projects on the website below.
http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/faculty/walker/htm/acl/
Click her for ACL Syllabus and Analytical Consulting Lab Projects.
You are welcome to contact me and ask for a specific project in selecting the course.
Take care,
Russell Walker
If you are planning to take both REAL-444-A and REAL-918-A in Winter 2010, please email kellogg-registrar@kellogg.northwestern.edu, so that the Registrar can waive the REAL-444-A pre-requisite to allow you to bid for both classes simultaneously. Please allow plenty of time for processing, if you will be bidding in Round 1.
Attention all MMM students if you are trying to bid on INTL-915 or OPNS-455, please contact us at kellogg-egistrar@kellogg.northwestern.edu so that we may assist you.
ACCT-452-81 with Professor Mark Finn has been cancelled for the winter 2010 quarter. This class will be offered in Spring 2010.
INTL-473-60 GIM China Korea has been cancelled.
Management Lab is available, and based on the project work, may be credited toward any major other than Finance. Click here for project list.
Medical Innovations- Experiential Course- BIOT915/916 –(HEMA 915/916) Medical Innovations – Experiential Course
Re-structured course – Registration by Application Only (Attached). No bidding needed
Information about the course http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/academic/biotech/major/innovation.htm
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