Darryl Ono

Darryl Ono is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration, with extensive expertise in mathematical programming, financial economics, and cost accounting. His multidisciplinary career bridges quantitative analysis, financial modeling, and educational innovation.

• PhD in Business Administration (California Miramar University)
• MS in Operations Research, Systems Engineering, and Engineering Management (Southern Methodist University)
• MS in Finance (Golden Gate University)
• MBA (Claremont Graduate School)
• BA in Business Economics and Physical Sciences (UCLA)

Dr. Ono's research integrates mathematical programming with financial economics, focusing on cost accounting innovations, quantitative risk analysis, and educational methodologies in business instruction. His work spans synthetic financial instruments, auditing frameworks, and organizational dynamics.

Recent publications demonstrate trends in computational finance, project management optimization, and educational technology. Key themes include internal audit validation of mathematical models, marginal cost methodologies, and comparative organizational structures.

Dr. Ono has contributed to pedagogical strategies for quantitative courses, emphasizing critical thinking through technological tools. His scholarship bridges theoretical finance with practical implementation challenges in small businesses and educational institutions.