系统优化调度.ppt

Fall2001,CopyRightP.B.Luh ModelingandOptimizationofComplexNetworkedSystems:ApplicationstoOperationsSchedulingandSupplyNetworkManagement PeterB.Luh,VisitingProfessor CenterforIntelligentandNetworkedSystemsDepartmentofAutomation Room503,MainBuilding TsinghuaUniversity Phone:6279-2438 Email:Peter.Luh@uconn.edu 9/11/2001 Fall2001,CopyRightP.B.Luh * Are you in the right classroom? What are complex networked systems? Computer and communication networks Power systems Supply chains Why are we interested in complex networked systems? As a person, a team, a department, or a company Mediocrity or excellence? Surviving or thriving? Need to accurately describe the system under consideration and prudent decision-making to maximize an objective(s) Major areas of development and advancement Why do we need to study their modeling and optimization? 9/11/2001 Fall 2001, Copy Right P. B. Luh * The major segments in the course Mathematical optimization concepts and algorithms, focusing on methods that can solve practical large-scale problems (7 lectures) Operations scheduling for manufacturing and service sectors, making use of optimization methods learned in the first segment (4 lectures) Strategy, planning, and operations of modern supply networks, exploring distributed and collaborative decision-making and optimization within a networked environment (4 lectures) Participants who are interested in research can take part in extra discussion sessions on mini research projects 9/11/2001 Fall 2001, Copy Right P. B. Luh * What do you expect to learn from this course? Solid understanding of the above subjects Classroom participation experience Mini (or major) research opportunities Improved English What is the workload? Slightly above average, and intensive in September (8 lectures) and October (7 lectures) (and in November and in December) Prerequisites: A first year graduate course on system theory How can we make it a fun course for all of us? Preparation: Before and after each