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This course trains decision makers to function in the face of multi-dimensional uncertainty, through the development and use of optimization models. Mathematical abstractions are created which deal with issues including resource allocation, scheduling, pricing, and other responses to the realization of a variety of “known unknowns”. Topics include linear programming, dynamic programming, multi-criteria optimization, and non-linear optimization.

Prerequisite(s): BU.520.601 OR BU.913.610 OR BU.920.711 OR BU.920.721