Curating the Student Experience with Simulations
Faculty choose to use a simulation for many reasons, but primarily it comes down to helping students make the connection...
BizCafe is designed to help your students learn about the challenges and rewards of making good decisions in a small, service-based business. Students will learn about management, operations, marketing, and accounting by running their own coffee shop for up to 16 simulated weeks.
Learn MoreOur Entrepreneur simulation offers students the hands-on experience of operating a retail clothing store. It highlights the role of efficient operations and the spirit of entrepreneurship through various decision-making scenarios over three years.
Learn MoreHRManagement places students at the helm of a medium-sized organization's Human Resources Department, challenging them to make strategic quarterly decisions about staffing, compensation, training, and employee relations during a period of significant changes.
Learn moreWith our Airline simulation, students find themselves managing a regional airline in a competitive environment and experiencing, firsthand, the impact of their strategic decisions throughout the course of a term.
Learn MoreStratSimManagement provides a comprehensive business experience by integrating various functional areas such as strategic management, product development, operations, marketing, finance, organization, and exploring international opportunities within the context of an automobile manufacturer.
Learn MoreFaculty choose to use a simulation for many reasons, but primarily it comes down to helping students make the connection...
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Both are strategic management simulations. Airline is our intermediate strategy simulation while StratSimManagement is our most advanced strategy simulation. In Airline, your students will take over a fledgling airline and get to choose between a discount, normal, or luxury strategy going forward. In StratSimManagement, students will take over an automobile company and they’ll get to decide which direction to go.
BizCafe covers the first 13 weeks of a business, while Entrepreneur covers 3 years. Each suits different classes’ needs: BizCafe (Business Essentials) and Entrepreneur (Retail Entrepreneurship). Entrepreneur focuses more on start-up decisions and inventory management than BizCafe does, but BizCafe offers the general overview needed for intro to business students.