Curriculum
Master of Management Analytics (MMA) students take 13 courses over three terms, including the Management Analytics Practicum and the Analytics Colloquia that span all terms.
Note: This is a tentative schedule for the Master of Management Analytics program and is subject to change. Courses in this program are not open to other University of Toronto students or the general public.
MMA Course Calendar
Program-Long
- RSM8431 – Analytics Colloquia
- RSM8432 – Management Analytics Practicum
- RSM8601 – Self Development Lab
Introductory Term
- RSM8901 – Analytics in Management
- RSM8502 – Data-based Management Decisions
| Analytics Toolkit Term (Fall) | Analytics Applications Term (Spring) |
|---|---|
| RSM8411 – Structuring and Visualizing Data for Analytics | RSM8521 – Leveraging AI and Deep Learning Tools in Marketing |
| RSM8512 – Modeling Tools for Predictive Analytics | 3 Electives |
| RSM8413 – Machine Learning Analytics | |
| RSM8414 – Tools for Probabilistic Models and Prescriptive Analytics |
Term Dates
Below is a general schedule of term dates. Please see Important Dates for actual dates.
Orientation
- Orientation: Early August
Terms and Exam Weeks
- Intro Term: Early August – Mid-September
- Fall Term: Late September – Mid-December
- Winter Intensive Term: Early January – Early February
- Spring Term: Mid-February – Late May
- Summer Intensive Term: Late May – Late June
Practicum
- Practicum Course: November – June
- Practicum Intensive Sprints:
- Early January – Early February
- Mid-March – Late March
- Late May – Late June
Class Meetings Schedule
The schedule of class meetings is published at the beginning of the academic year. On occasion, there are changes to the meeting schedule that may impact the time or location of the class. The Registrar’s Office will make every effort to notify students of any such changes well in advance. It is imperative that you enable announcement notifications through your Quercus account.
Course Changes
For each program of study offered by the University through the Rotman School of Management, the courses necessary to complete the minimum requirements of the program will be made available annually. The Rotman School, however, reserves the right to change the content of courses, instructors and instructional assignments, enrolment limitations, pre-requisites, co-requisites, grading policies, and timetables without prior notice.
Course Selection
Students are automatically enrolled in the 10 core courses prior to the start of the program. Due to the integrated nature of the MMA curriculum, core courses must be taken in the sequence outlined in the program curriculum. All MMA core courses are mandatory. Students who experience difficulty with the course load or a particular subject should consult the Associate Director for advice.
Students are required to pick 3 of the 6 offered elective courses during the Spring term. Information regarding elective course selection will be provided prior to the start of the Spring term.
Adding or Dropping Courses
Once a student has enrolled in a course, they remain enrolled unless they officially request to drop the course through their Associate Director. There are official dates by which a student must withdraw without academic penalty, otherwise, a failing mark will appear on their record. In order to drop a core course without academic penalty, the official request must be made before 50% of the course contact hours have been completed.
After the 50% mark, if unusual circumstances beyond the student’s control mean that the student will not be able to complete the coursework given reasonable extensions, graduate units may consider (with appropriate documentation) requesting late withdrawal. A WDR (Withdrawal Without Academic Penalty) notation will be entered on a student’s official transcript, however, it carries no credit for the course and is not considered for averaging purposes. While the Graduate Unit may support/recommend the late withdrawal request, final decision rests solely with the School of Graduate Studies.
Due to the set structure of MMA courses, any change in course enrolment will impact program completion, graduation, and fees. Should you need to drop a course, please contact the Associate Director.
Course Materials and Course Work
Course Packages and Textbooks
The cost of course packages and textbooks for all Master of Management Analytics courses is covered in the compulsory Rotman ancillary fee assessed to students (on the tuition fee invoice).
Copyright in Course Lectures
If a student wishes to record, photograph, video-record, or otherwise reproduce lecture presentations, course notes ,or similar material provided by instructors, they must obtain the instructor’s written consent beforehand. Otherwise, all such reproduction is an infringement of copyright and is absolutely prohibited. In the case of private use by students with special needs, the instructor’s consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
Submission of Assignments and Examinations
All assignments in Master of Management Analytics courses must be submitted by the specified deadline as indicated by the course instructor on the course syllabus, unless otherwise noted by the instructor. Any assignment received after this time will be noted by the Registrar’s Office staff. The introduction of late penalties (or special consideration) is at the instructor’s discretion.
Students must use the Individual or Group Assignment Cover Page when submitting any materials unless otherwise noted by the instructor. The Assignment Cover Page templates are available on the Quercus Program Resources page.
Leave Policy
Students registered in the MMA program may apply for a leave during their program of study. Please see here for additional details and information.
Graduation Requirements
Students must satisfactorily complete all 13 required courses in order to meet the graduation requirements of the Master of Management Analytics Program.