Czech

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Students will be acquainted with the fundamental principles of the modelling of traditional managerial problems; they will learn the basic modelling principles suitable for well-structured and deterministic managerial problems. They will be able to apply individual operational analysis methods under company conditions.

The ability to solve equations and deal with graphical representations of functions, knowledge of derivation and integration. Knowledge of the fundamentals of the organization and managerial functions of a company.

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Tuition takes place in the form of lectures and seminars. The lectures focus on the explanation of basic principles, the methods of the given discipline, problems and example solutions. The seminars mainly support practical mastery of the subject matter presented in lectures or assigned for individual study with the active participation of students.

Requirements for the exam: knowledge of the taught topics, ability to apply the presented methods in practice
Examination: written test; oral examination if necessary

Basic terms concerning operational analysis, the systems approach, mathematical modelling, the graphical solution of LP tasks, linear programming, the simplex method. Transformation of a mathematical model into a canonical form, economic meaning of slack variables, initial basic solution, optimality test, transformation to a new basic solution, temporary variables, extended model.
Case study.
The STORM programme system, the transportation problem: introduction to issues concerned with the transportation problem, approximation methods – the ascending index method, Vogel´s approximation method, an example of a solution of a transportation problem from real-world practice. Post-optimisation analysis. Case study.
Methods of network analysis - CPM, PERT, GERT, time analysis of a node-defined network graph, practical uses of the studied methods, case studies
Inventory models - deterministic model
Queueing system - basic terms
Models of production schedules (Johnson’s algorithm)

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The main objective of the course is to familiarise students with the basic optimisation methods applicable for managerial decision-making, and to develop their skills for the application of this knowledge to the finding of solutions to practical organizational and economic problems in a company.

The results of independent written projects will be checked.

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