Week
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Topics
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Partial
Assignment List
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1 |
3.1-3.6,4.1-4.7 |
Linear Programming, Simplex
Method and Tabular form |
3.1(2,4*) 3.2(2*) 3.4(4,7*,8,12) 3.6(3,5)
4.1(2*,4) 4.2(2) 4.3(2,4,6*) 4.4(2,5*)4.5(1) 4.6(1*,5,6) 4.7(1,2(a*,b*),5*) (Due on Jan. 27) |
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4.1-4.7, |
Simplex Method, |
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3 |
14.1-2 |
Game Theory |
14.1(2),
14.2(1,2,4,6*) |
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14.3-14.5 10.1-10 .3 |
Game Theory Dynamic Programming:
Deterministic |
14.4(2,3*),14.5(2*,4,8*)
(Due on 5:00 pm, Feb. 10) 10.2(1*a,b,c; 2;3b,c;4*), 10.3(1,2*,4) (Due on 5:00 pm, Feb. 24) |
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10.1-10 .3 |
Dynamic Programming:
Deterministic
Exam 1 |
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6 |
15.1-15.5 |
Decision Analysis |
15.2(1,5,6*),15.3(1c,5*,12),15.4(1,2,9*) (Due 5:00 pm,
March 3) |
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Decision
Analysis, Queuing Theory |
Project: (Due Day: ) |
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8 |
17.1-17.3 |
Queuing
Theory: Main Ideas
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17.2(2*,3*,4,5,6*,7) (Due 5:00 pm, Thursday, March 12) |
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9 |
17.3-17.5 |
Queuing Theory Queuing Theory: Birth-Death |
17.4(1,2*,3*,5,7) (Due 5:00 pm, Thursday, March 12)
17.5(3,5*,7,8*,9,10,11*) (Due 5:00 pm, Thursday, March 24) 17.6(1,3,5,7, |
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10 |
Spring Break |
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11 |
17.4-17.6 |
Queuing Theory: Birth-Death Exam 2 (Thursday, March 26) |
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12 |
16.1-16.6 |
Markov Chains Project
Due on Friday, |
16.2(1,2),16.3(1,2*,3),16.4(1,2), |
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13 |
16.1-16.6 |
Markov Chains |
16.5(1,4,5,7*),16.6(1*,2,5*)
(Due on Tuesday, April 14) |
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14 |
11.1-11-6 |
Integer Programming |
11.1(3,4*) 11.3(4*,5)
11.6(1,2*) (Due on Thursday, April 23) |
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Final Exam |
Review Exam Week |
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*Problems
to hand in.
Notes:
1. Without permission homework past due date will not
be accepted.
2. Homework without the problem
statements will not be accepted.
3. Free exchange of ideas among yourselves is
encouraged. But regarding collected homework that exchange must be limited to
the verbal kind. You must not complete each other’s ideas, words, or works in
any written form. Shared works in all electronic forms are strictly forbidden.
These rules certainly do not apply to group projects. The consequence for
breaking these rules is for me to divide evenly one score among all sufficiently
similar works.
Current
Week is in Red.
Homework: Problems to hand in will be assigned on
Tuesdays and collected on following Tuesdays. There will be at least one group
project. It may require the use of the
mathlab in Bessey 105.