Management Science Models and Techniques
(c) Syed Raza

Publisher ....: Udemy
Level ........: all level
Runtime ......: 2 hours
Language .....: English
Release Type .: Retail
Release Format: ISO
Store Date ...: 2015.07.23
Release Date .: 2015.07.26
ISO Size .....: 515,282,944
ISO Checksum .: 3A43839D
Disk Count ...: 11 * 50MB
Disk Name ....: comprised_umsmt

Link/URL .....: http://is.gd/AAhURH

The stuff of management science can seem abstract, and students sometimes
|  have trouble perceiving the usefulness of quantitative courses in general.|
Part of the problem is that the examples used in books often do not seem
realistic.

Unfortunately, examples must be made simple to facilitate the learning
process. Larger, more complex examples reflecting actual applications
|  would be too complex to help the student learn the modeling technique. The|
modeling techniques in this course are, in fact, used extensively in the
|  business world, and their use is increasing rapidly because of information|
technology.

The real objective of management science is to solve the decision-making
|  problems that confront managers by developing mathematical models of those|
problems

For this course, the main goal is to demonstrate solutions to various
problems that managers face every single day. From maximizing
profitability, minimizing transportation costs, to optimizing employee
scheduling û this course will provide you with a hands-on approach to
dealing with management science models and techniques.

There is no mathematical programming in this course or learning complex
formulas, as we will use Microsoft Excel as an aid to solving various
common business scenarios that you encounter at the workplace.

The whole idea is to make these mathematical topics seem less complex and
present them in a practical way to your benefit. Each modeling technique
is explained with straight forward examples followed by hands-on
tutorials.

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