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Unit 3
3.1 Special cases in Simplex Method
3.1.1 Degenaracy
3.1.2 Non-existing Feasible Solution
3.1.3 Unbounded Solution
3.1.4 Multiple Optimal Solutions
Module 3
Unit 1
1.1 The Revised Simplex Method
1.2 Steps for solving Revised Simplex Method in Standard Form-I
1.3 Worked Examples
Unit 2
2.1 Computational Procedure of Revised Simplex Table in Standard Form-II
2.2 Worked Examples
2.3 Advantages and Disadvantages
Unit 3
3.1 Duality in LPP
3.2 Important characteristics of Duality
3.3 Advantages and Applications of Duality
3.4 Steps for Standard Primal Form
3.5 Rules for Converting any Primal into its Dual
3.6 Example Problems
3.7 Primal-Dual Relationship
Module 4
Unit 1
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Computational Procedure of Dual Simplex Method
1.3 Worked Examples
1.4 Advantage of Dual Simplex over Simplex Method
Unit 2
2.1 Introduction to Transportation Problem
2.2 Mathematical Formulation
2.3 Tabular Representation
2.4 Some Basic Definitions
2.5 Methods for Initial Basic Feasible Solution
Unit 3
3.1 Examining the Initial Basic Feasible Solution for Non-Degeneracy
3.2 Transportation Algorithm for Minimization Problem
3.3 Worked Examples
Module 5
Unit 1
1.1 Introduction to Assignment Problem
1.2 Algorithm for Assignment Problem
1.3 Worked Examples
1.4 Unbalanced Assignment Problem
1.5 Maximal Assignment Problem
Unit 2
2.1 Introduction to Game Theory
2.2 Properties of a Game
2.3 Characteristics of Game Theory
2.4 Classification of Games
Unit 3
3.1 Games with Mixed Strategies
3.1.1 Analytical Method
3.1.2 Graphical Method
3.1.3 Simplex Method
Module 6
Unit 1
1.1 Shortest Route Problem
1.2 Minimal Spanning Tree Problem
1.3 Maximal Flow Problem
Unit 2
2.1 Introduction to CPM / PERT Techniques
2.2 Application of CPM / PERT
2.3 Basic steps in PERT / CPM
2.4 Network Diagram Representation
2.5 Rules for Drawing Network Diagrams
2.6 Common Errors in Drawing Networks
Unit 3
3.1 Critical Path in Network Analysis
3.2 Worked Examples
3.3 PERT
3.4 Worked Examples
Module 1
Unit 1
1.6 Origin of Operations Research
1.7 Concept and Definition of OR
1.8 Characteristics of OR
1.9 Applications of OR
1.10 Phases of OR
1.4 Applications of OR
Some areas of applications are
Finance, Budgeting and Investment
Cash flow analysis , investment portfolios
Credit polices, account procedures
Purchasing, Procurement and Exploration
Rules for buying, supplies
Quantities and timing of purchase
Replacement policies
Production management
Physical distribution
Facilities planning
Manufacturing
Maintenance and project scheduling
Marketing
Product selection, timing
Number of salesman, advertising
Personnel management
Selection of suitable personnel on minimum salary
Mixes of age and skills
Research and development
Project selection
Determination of area of research and development
Reliability and alternative design
1.5 Phases of OR
OR study generally involves the following major phases
1. Defining the problem and gathering data
2. Formulating a mathematical model
3. Deriving solutions from the model
4. Testing the model and its solutions