19-23 April 2021 Lecturer: Walter Rei
2019.12.12 |
Date | Mon 19 Apr — Fri 23 Apr |
Time | 13:00 — 21:00 |
Location | Online teaching hosted by Aarhus University |
Host: Cluster for Operations Research, Analytics, and Logistics (CORAL)
In organizational decision making, the vast majority of planning and operational decisions are made without a complete knowledge of the current situation and the future. Plans that are made when part of the contextual information is uncertain are then adjusted when uncertain information is revealed, thus allowing for recourse actions to be taken. In all generality, this leads to problems where sequences of decisions are made over varying time horizons and where the overall aim is to balance both the immediate benefits of the taken decisions and their impact in the future. For such problems, designing optimization methodologies that 1) explicitly consider the various sources of uncertainty that are present and 2) efficiently produce high-quality solutions for these problem settings, is quite challenging
The general objectives of the present course are:
The course is equivalent to 5 ECTS points.
For PhD students at ECON, the course has been pre-approved as an internal PhD course.
Professor Walter Rei, Department of Management and Technology, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM).
The course will be held from 19-23 April 2021. Real-time lectures will take place online from Canada in the afternoons (GMT+1 time) with subsequent hands-on work in the evenings.
Registration: https://events.au.dk/stochasticprogramming
Registration deadline: 15 March 2021.
The course is free of charge for:
1. DGPE members from AU, KU, CBS and SDU.
2. PhD students from Economics Departments at Nordic universities outside Denmark.
The course fee is EUR250 for other participants.
Professor Sanne Wøhlk, sanw@econ.au.dk
Susanne Christensen, sch@econ.au.dk