 Aims
At the end of the class, the student should be able to identify the decision making techniques that could be used in a given environment, to develop a model for the problem, to solve it with the right softwares and to make the postoptimal analysis of the results.
Main themes
Basic education to the formulation and the use of mathematical models in a managerial environment, this course covers a set of models of different types (deterministic, random) that can be solved with different techniques and applicable in various areas.
Content and teaching methods
Content
- Mathematical modelling
- Linear programs and extensions
- Integer linear programs
- Queuing theory
- Network models
- Simulation
- Multicriterion Decision Making
Methods
The course is organised around simplified real models
Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)
Prerequisite : nihil.
Evaluation : Written test
Support : Applied Management Science - A computer Approach for Decision Making
Lawrence and Pasternack
Références : Wiley and Sons ISBN 0-471-13776-6
Pedagogic team: Michel HERMAN
Programmes in which this activity is taught
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LINF2
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Licence en informatique
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Other credits in programs
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ECAP21
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Première licence en sciences de gestion
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(5.5 credits)
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Mandatory
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LINF21
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Première licence en informatique
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(6 credits)
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LINF21/GN
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Première licence en informatique (informatique générale)
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(6 credits)
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Mandatory
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LINF21/GS
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Première licence en informatique (informatique de gestion)
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(6 credits)
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Mandatory
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