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Richard W. Selby

  • Adjunct Professor of Data Sciences and Operations

Richard W. Selby is a Director of Software Products at Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems in Redondo Beach, CA. He leads a 250-person software organization and has served in this position since 2001. Previously, he was the Chief Technology Officer and Senior Management Company (PIMCO) in Newport Beach, CA where he managed a 105-person organization for three years. From 1985-1998, he was a Full Professor of Information and Computer Science (with tenure) at the University of California in Irvine, CA (UC Irvine).

Richard W. Selby
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Departments

Data Sciences + Operations

COURSES

Spring 2024
  • DSO-462
    Managing a Small Business on the Internet
    Foundational knowledge for managing a small business on the internet including strategies, tools, and resources integrated with hands-on skills for developing a small business website. Duplicates credit in former IOM-462.
  • DSO-522
    Applied Time Series Analysis for Forecasting
    Survey of forecasting and time series methods. Models for stationary and nonstationary time series; ARIMA model identification, estimation, and forecast development. Seasonal and dynamic models. Web registration open only to graduate business and accounting students. Duplicates credit in former IOM 522. Recommended preparation: (GSBA 506a and GSBA 506b) or GSBA 524 or (GSBA 516 and GSBA 545).
  • DSO-510
    Business Analytics
    Foundational knowledge for business analytics, including strategies, methods, and tools integrated with hands-on skills for defining business analytics for data-driven decision making and innovation.
Fall 2023
  • GSBA-505
    Fundamentals of Business
    Fundamentals of financial accounting, microeconomics, statistics, analytics and communication.
  • DSO-462
    Managing a Small Business on the Internet
    Foundational knowledge for managing a small business on the internet including strategies, tools, and resources integrated with hands-on skills for developing a small business website. Duplicates credit in former IOM-462.
  • DSO-559
    Introduction to Python for Business Analytics
    Python programming for descriptive data analytics and technical tools for business applications. Solving business problems and formulating actionable business recommendations including their limitations.