TCSAA Operational research | Credits : 4 ECTS | TCS31 | 6IC7S1Duration : 30 hours | Credits : 4 ECTS | Semester: S7 | ||
Person(s) in charge : Henri Amet, Associate professor; Frédéric Sur, Associate professor, henri.amet@mines-nancy.univ-lorraine.fr, frederic.sur@mines-nancy.univ-lorraine.fr | |||||||
Keywords : Graphs, linear programming, dynamic programming, stochastic | |||||||
Prerequisites : none | |||||||
Objectives: Knowing the main models of operational research | |||||||
Content : This course aims to provide the fundamentals of operational research, a science that gives powerful means of modelling as well as practical methods to solve a large panel of industrial issues. Operational research is thus naturally transverse. The following points will be tackled: • Introduction to linear programming • Simplex algorithm • Post-optimal analysis and stability • Duality • Introduction to graphs • Routing problems – fixed point • PERT and potential scheduling • Dynamic programming • Dynamic stochastic programming • Complexity of the problems • Markov chains • Waiting phenomena | |||||||
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Levels | Description and operationnal verbs | ||||||
Know | The main models in operations research | ||||||
Understand | The essential algorithms, and the underlying theoretical difficulties | ||||||
Apply | Applying these models and algorithms | ||||||
Analyse | Analysing the problems that are written in "natural language", and determine the most appropriate method to obtain the best results | ||||||
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