35140 Operations Research Modelling
6cp;
4hpw
This subject is an introduction to operations research methodology. A variety of problems from manufacturing, construction, transportation and finance are considered, together with approaches to the formulation of the corresponding mathematical models. Solutions for the models are obtained using decision support software with particular emphasis on spreadsheets and their uses in business applications. The art of model building is discussed in conjunction with an introductory description of several important solution methods and notions of matrices, determinants and vectors.
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