3- Intended Learning Outcome :-

a- Knowledge and Understanding :-

Students who complete the course will have the ability to :-

a1- explain clearly basic concepts of linear, dynamic and integer programming.

a2- implement algorithms/methods of operations research in solving problems on mathematical programming.

a3- develop and apply mathematical techniques in network models and scheduling problems.

a4- analyze and solve basic mathematical models of games with strategic considerations.

a5- formulate real-life applications in terms of appropriate deterministic/stochastic models of operations research.

a6- Identify definition, components and types of the mathematical programming model.

a7- Identify definition, components and solution of the probabilistic mathematical.

a8- Identify definition, models and types of the inventory problem.

a9- Identify definition and use of network analysis.

b. Intellectual Skills :-

Students who complete the course will have the ability to :-

b1- Formulate a real - world problem in a linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic).

b2- Use a suitable technique to solve the linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic).

b3- Use a computer package to solve the linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic).

b4- Formulating the inventory problem in a suitable mathematical model and finding the optimal solution.

b5- Use a computer package to solve the inventory problem.

b6- Analyze the activities of a project and designing a network to represent theses activities.

b7- Use a computer package to design and analyze the network of a project.

c-Professional Skills :-

Knowledge of the concepts and material presented in this course will provide the students with practical know-how to :-

c1- Analyze the solution of the linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic).

c2- Analyze the sensitivity of the linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic) solution to the variations in its parameters.

c3- Prepare reports on the computer solutions of the linear programming model (deterministic or probabilistic), inventory problems and network analysis.

c4- Prepare reports for the non -specialists to understand the solutions of the mathematical models.

d-General Skills :-

Knowledge of the concepts and material presented in this course will provide the students with the capability to :-

d1- Be capable of applying both traditional and new concepts and skills.

d2- Work within and contribute to a team, apply management.

d3- Carry out scientific research.

d4- Identify areas of research and formulate research questions

d5- Design and apply computer packages solutions for computer work.

d6- Perform time management.