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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Operations Research (2): Optimization Algorithms by National Taiwan University

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About the Course

Operations Research (OR) is a field in which people use mathematical and engineering methods to study optimization problems in Business and Management, Economics, Computer Science, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, etc. The series of courses consists of three parts, we focus on deterministic optimization techniques, which is a major part of the field of OR. As the second part of the series, we study some efficient algorithms for solving linear programs, integer programs, and nonlinear programs. We also introduce the basic computer implementation of solving different programs, integer programs, and nonlinear programs and thus an example of algorithm application will be discussed....

Top reviews

ZW

Feb 11, 2023

Good course. Have concrete examples with enough (but not too much) mathematical details. I like it a lot.

H

Nov 4, 2023

I want the percentage that I was given when I completed this course

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By Antsa T F R

Mar 13, 2023

I watched the three courses for this series to prepare for a final exam. The videos are very easy to understand and cover techniques my teacher did not cover in class. Also, it is very practical and omits details that are not required to understand the topic. After my final exam(I got an A, by the way) I decided to complete all three courses to prepare for my next comprehensive exams. I like it and I am learning a lot. I highly recommend it. My tip: Use 1.5X the speed instead of 1X.

By 杜昕

Apr 17, 2021

孔老師說要留五星、訂閱、開啟小鈴鐺,只好留ㄌ

好啦老實建議,我覺得了師親自教Growbipy可能比較好

By Dr C G

Feb 22, 2021

Very boring. Forum is dead. Flaws in grading. I finished it, but never again. Bax experience.

By Stepan Z

Mar 10, 2021

Very clear explanations and great coverage from main points of view -- mathematical, technical and even business (which is quite rare combination). High-quality LaTeX slides evoke nostalgia, and real cases give good sense of how one can use these tools in the real world

By Zichao W

Feb 11, 2023

Good course. Have concrete examples with enough (but not too much) mathematical details. I like it a lot.

By Harrison c

Nov 5, 2023

I want the percentage that I was given when I completed this course

By 林元婷

Jun 28, 2021

It's a course that teaches you to solve the model you've built.

By Mtar F

Jun 18, 2023

I'm very satisfied.

Thank you Profesor

By Leandro d S

Mar 29, 2022

Extremelly good course!

By qiqichen

May 30, 2022

good for beginners!!

By Sudheer R

Dec 9, 2022

Excellent Course.

By Enwere f u

Feb 7, 2024

nice

By MADINENI V

Aug 31, 2023

good

By Ioannis G

Aug 29, 2022

1. Some questions in tests were a little vague, abstract.

2. More examples in Python and Gurobi would be great for some extra practice.

3. Last quiz was disproportionately difficult to the content of the course. (at least in my opinion, maybe because I haven't attended OR1)

Nevertheless, the course was well prepared and a great introduction to optimization algorithms.

Thank you a lot.

Kind regards, Ioannis

By Solomon W

Dec 10, 2021

The course is good, but homework assignments could be made clear. For example, the objective value for an optimal solution in LP/IP formulations is often confused in homework instructions. For heuristics algorithms hints, it is better to hint the type of algorithm (greedy, brute-force, dynamic, etc) and let the students find their solutions since this course is not focused on heuristics.

By Hemendra P

Sep 16, 2021

The Course was done earlier, hence, there was no one to answer the forums or questions, otherwise a very good course to learn about applying Python.

By MANDALAKEERTHY R

Aug 12, 2023

Great Experience and gained some knowledge about algorthims

By Diego M

Mar 8, 2022

El curso es bastante interesante pero también me parece que está explicado de forma muy pobre.

Las diapositivas en si mismas no te permiten guiarte y entender todo de forma autónoma y la parte de programación está explicada realmente mal. También considero que faltan ejemplos de programación.