BUS 3650 Business Problem-Solving and Decision Making

Business leaders make critical decisions in a complex, fast-paced world. This applied course prepares students to define complex problems, develop structured analyses, and generate persuasive, evidence-based solutions for real-world business challenges. Emphasis is placed on practicing critical thinking, collaborative analyses, structured communication, and client-centered recommendations through case analysis. Students will build decision-making capabilities essential for case interviews, consulting projects, and strategic leadership.

Credits

4 sh

Offered

• Spring

Notes

 

Course Outcomes

1. Learn and apply a structured, hypothesis-driven approach to solving complex business problems.
2. Break down ambiguous challenges using logic trees and MECE structuring.
3. Gather and analyze data to support decision-making.
4. Synthesize findings into clear, persuasive recommendations.
5. Communicate solutions effectively in a client-consulting format.