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END332E Operations Research II

END332E Operations Research II. Y. İlker TOPCU , Ph .D. www.ilkertopcu. net www. ilkertopcu .org www. ilkertopcu . info www. facebook .com/ yitopcu twitter .com/ yitopcu Özgür KABAK, Ph .D. web.itu.edu.tr/ kabak /. Course Information. Credits: 3+0 ECTS Credits: 7

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END332E Operations Research II

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  1. END332E OperationsResearch II Y. İlker TOPCU, Ph.D. www.ilkertopcu.netwww.ilkertopcu.orgwww.ilkertopcu.info www.facebook.com/yitopcu twitter.com/yitopcu Özgür KABAK, Ph.D. web.itu.edu.tr/kabak/

  2. Course Information • Credits: 3+0 • ECTS Credits: 7 • Type: Compulsory • Language: English • Web site: web.itu.edu.tr/topcuil/ya/END332E ninova.itu.edu.tr

  3. Coursedescription • Integer Programming • Branch and Bound / CuttingPlanesAlgorithms • CombinatorialOptimization • Multi objective decision making (GoalProgramming) • Multi attribute decision making (SAW, WP, TOPSIS) • Non-Linear Programming • Interior point algorithms • Dynamic Programming

  4. Courseobjectives • To use different mathematical modeling techniques utilizingOperationsResearch (OR) methodology • To learn various methods that are used for quantitative decision making • To find optimal solutions to problems

  5. Courselearningoutcomes Students who pass the course will gain • abilitytoformulate and solveIntegerProgrammingproblems • insight in CombinatorialOptimization • insight in MultiObjective (GoalProgramming) and MultiAttribute Decision Making • abilitytoformulate and solveNon-LinearProgrammingproblems • abilitytoformulate and solveDynamicProgrammingproblems

  6. Relationship between the course and Industrial Engineering curriculum 1: Little, 2. Partial, 3. Full

  7. References Textbook • Winston W.L. (2004) “OperationsResearch: Applications and Algorithms”, Brooks/Cole – ThomsonLearning Web site of thecourse • Up-to-datelecturenotes and supplements • Solutionstoexams and homework • Previousexamquestions Books • “OperationsResearch”, "Practical Management Science", "Introductionto Management Science“, "QuantitativeAnalysisfor Management”,"Optimization in OperationsResearch", "IntroductiontoMathematicalProgramming“ Web sites of othercourses

  8. AssessmentCriteria • Final exam (40%), 2 Midtermexams (40%), 3 Assignments (20%) • Allexamswill be “openbook” • If your final exam grade is less than 30 or if your average grade is less than 40, you will receive a letter grade FF • If you do not complete the following requirements, you will receive a letter grade VF: • One of your midterm exam grades must be more than 30 • One of your HW grades must be more than 50

  9. Exams Midtermexam 1 • Topicscovered in thefirstsixweeks • March 26, 6:00 pm Midtermexam 2 • Topicscoveredafterweek seven • May 14, 6:00 pm Final exam • Alltopics

  10. Assignments HW1 • IntegerProgramming • March 5 – March 19 HW2 • Non-linearprogramming, InteriorPointalgorithms • April 9 – April 24 HW3 • DynamicProgramming • April 30 – May 14

  11. Cheating and Plagiarism • Do not! • Studying together to understand the material is fine, but the work you hand in is to be your own. • No cheating will be tolerated: A letter grade of F will be given! • You can constitute a group of maximum three students to submit assignments. You may submit a unique report for your group (of course plagiarism among assignment groups is strictly forbidden).

  12. Schedule

  13. ResearchAssistants of the Class Pınar Dursun dursunpinar@yahoo.com Mine Işık mineisikk@gmail.com Özge Sürer ozge.surer@gmail.com

  14. Asst. Prof. Dr. Özgür Kabak Office address Management Faculty A311, Maçka, Istanbul Phone (212) 293 1300  /2039 office   /2073 secretary Web site web.itu.edu.tr/kabak/ E-mail address kabak@itu.edu.tr

  15. Asst. Prof. at IndustrialEngineeringdepartment of ITU (2011) • Post-docstudies at Belgium Nuclear Research Centre (SCK.CEN) (2009-2010) • A fuzzymultiattributedecisionmakingapproachfornuclearsafeguardsinformationmanagement • Ph.D. in ITU IndustrialEngineeringprogramme (2008) • Modelingsupplychain network usingpossibilisticlinearprogramming and an application • Researchinterests • OperationsResearch (Mathematicalprogramming) • Supplychainmanagement • Fuzzydecisionmaking

  16. Prof. Dr. Y. İlker Topcu Office address Management Faculty C301, Maçka, Istanbul Phone (212) 293 1300  /2069 office - (532) 355 5045 mobile Web site www.ilkertopcu.net, www.ilkertopcu.org, www.ilkertopcu.info, www.facebook.com/yitopcu, twitter.com/yitopcu E-mail address ilker.topcu@itu.edu.tr

  17. Professor at IndustrialEngineeringdepartment of ITU (2011) • AssociateProfessorship in OperationsResearch (2005) • Ph.D. in ITU Engineering Management programme (2000) • Integrated decision aid model for multi-attribute problem solving • Ph.D. research at Centrefor Decision Research of LeedsUniversityBusinessSchool (1998-1999) • Researchinterests • Decision Analysis, MultiCriteria Decision Making, Group Decision Making • OperationsResearch / Management Science • Logistics Management, Ethics in OR, Business Ethics,Transp’n, Energy, Bidding and Tender Systems, Scheduling

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