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MICROSOFT EXCEL
Chapter 1
Introduction to Modeling
Copyright 2001
Prentice Hall Publishers and
Ardith E. Baker
INTRODUCTION TO MODELING
Decisions are
___________
____________
of decision
THE MODELING PROCESS
as applied to the first two stages of decision making.
Analysis
Model Results
Interpretation
Abstraction
Symbolic
World
Real
World
Management Intuition
Decisions
Situation
THE MODELING PROCESS
The Role of Managerial Judgment in the Modeling Process:
Analysis
Model Results
Interpretation
Abstraction
Symbolic
World Managerial
Real Judgment
World
Management
Decisions
Situation
Intuition
THE MODELING PROCESS
Decision Support Models force you to
1. be explicit about your_____________.
2. _______ and record the types of decisions that influence
those objectives.
3. identify and record ____________and trade-offs among
those decisions.
4. think carefully about which __________to include.
5. consider what ____ are pertinent and their interactions.
6. recognize ____________ or limitations on the values.
7. Models allow communication of your ideas and
understanding to facilitate_____________.
Models allow us to use the analytical power of spreadsheets hand in
hand with the data storage and computational speed of computers.
TYPES OF MODELS
Physical Model
Characteristics
____________
Easy to Comprehend
Difficult to __________and Share
Difficult to Modify and ____________
Lowest Scope of Use
Examples
Model Airplane
Model House
Model City
TYPES OF MODELS
Analog Model
(A set of relationships through a different, but analogous, medium.)
Characteristics
________________
Harder to Comprehend
Easier to __________and Share
Easier to Modify and Manipulate
Wider Scope of_________
Examples
Road Map
Speedometer
Pie Chart
TYPES OF MODELS
Symbolic Model
(Relationships are represented mathematically.)
Characteristics
______________
Hardest to Comprehend
Easiest to Duplicate and Share
Easiest to _______and Manipulate
Widest Scope of Use
Examples
Simulation Model
Algebraic Model
Spreadsheet Model
MORE ON MODELS
Steps in modeling:
1. Study the _____________ to Frame the Managerial Situation
2. Formulation
Specific _____________ and simplifications are made.
Decisions Performance
(Controllable)
Model Measure(s)
Parameters Consequence
(Uncontrollable) Variables
BUILDING MODELS
3. Model Construction
The next step is to construct a______________________.
Var. Y
Var. X
Classification Examples
Models Models
Model Building
PROBABILISTIC DETERMINISTIC
MODELS Process MODELS
Models Models
INFERENTIAL MODELING
ITERATIVE MODEL BUILDING
Deductive Modeling
focuses on the ___________ themselves before data are collected.
variables are interrelated based on _____________ about
algebraic relationships and values of the parameters.
places importance on modeler’s prior __________ and judgments of
both mathematical relationships and data values.
tends to be “____________” initially.
Inferential Modeling
focuses on the _________ as reflected in existing data collections.
variables are interrelated based on an __________ of data to
determine relationships and to estimate values of parameters.
available data needs to be ____________ and readily available.
tends to be “________” initially.
MODELING AND REAL
WORLD DECISION MAKING
Four Stages of applying modeling to real world
decision making:
Stage 1: Study the environment, formulate the_______
and construct the model.