COURSE PLAN B.E. 4/4 (Mech. A) Aca. Yea!: "#14-1$ - I Se% S&'(ec) Na%e: O*e!a)+,-. Re.ea!ch Faculty: P.V.S.Subhashini S. No. UNIT Brief details of Unit No. of periods required Remarks 1 I Introduction to operations research, history, definition, applications. Construction of linear programming model, standard LP, determination of basic solutions, unrestricted ariables and solutions. Simple! method, "ig#$ method, t%o#phase method, degeneracy, unbounded infeasible solution. 1& & II 'efinition to duality, relationship bet%een primal and dual solutions, (conomic interpretation. 'ual simple! method Sensitiity or post optimal analysis Integer programming. 1) * III Transportation model: Finding an initial feasible solution+ north %est corner method, least cost method, Vogel,s appro!imation method, finding the optimal solution, optimal solution by stepping stone and $-'I methods, special cases in transportation problems + .nbalanced transportation problem. Assignment Problem: /ungarian method of assignment problem, ma!imi0ation in assignment problem, unbalanced problem, problems %ith restrictions, traelling salesman problems 11 1 IV Replacement models: Introduction, replacement of items that deteriorate ignoring change in money alue, replacement of items that deteriorate considering change in money alue %ith time, replacement of items that fail suddenly + indiidual replacement policy, group replacement policy. Game theory: Introduction, & person 0ero sum games, ma!imi+ minima principle, principle of dominance, solution for mi!ed strategy problems graphical method for & ! n and m ! & games 11 2 V Sequencing models: introduction, general assumptions, processing to 3obs through & machines, processing 4n, 3obs through m machines processing & 3obs through m machines. Queuing theory: introduction, single channel + passion arrials + e!ponential serice times %ith infinite population and finite population, multi channel+poison arrials + e!ponential serice times %ith infinite population. Introduction to optimization Techniques: Single ob3ectie and $ulti ob3ectie optimi0ation techni5ues li6e 78,9S78,P-: and $PS- techni5ues 11 Total periods: Note: The number of periods to be planned for 55-60 for semester course Signature of the faculty Signature of the !" Signature of the PRI#$IPA% $/ VASAVI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING :: HYDERABAD-31 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LESSON PLAN Acad. Year: 2014-15 - I Semester B.E. 4/4 Mech. A Subject Name: Operations Research Name of the staff member: P.V. S Subhashini S. 9o. .nit 'ate ;opic coered 9o. of periods Cumulatie periods 1 I &1.)<.1* Introduction to -perations research 1 1 & &&.)<.1* -perations research, /istory, 'efinition 1 & * &1.)<.1* 8pplications of operations research 1 * 1 &2.)<.1* Construction of linear programming model, standard form of LPP# determination of basic solutions 1 1 2 &=.)<.1* .nrestricted ariables and solutions. 1 2 > *1.)<.1* Problems## .nrestricted ariables and solutions 1 > < )1.)=.11 Simple! $ethod 1 < = )1.)=.11 ;%o Phase $ethod 1 = ? )2.)=.11 Problems## ;%o Phase $ethod 1 ? 1) )<.)=.11 'egeneracy, .nbounded solutions 1 1) 11 )=.)=.11 Infeasible solutions 1 11 1& 11.)=.11 Problems## Infeasible solutions 1 1& 1* II 1&.)=.11 @elations bet%een optimal primal A'ual solution 1 1* 11 11.)=.11 (conomic Interpretation# Problems 1 11 12 1=.)=.11 'ual Simple! $ethod 1 12 1> 1?.)=.11 Problems## 'ual Simple! $ethod 1 1> 1< &1.)=.11 Problems## 'ual Simple! $ethod 1 1< 1= &&.)=.11 Post optimal or sensitiity analysis 1 1= 1? &2.)=.11 Problems on sensitiity analysis 1 1? &) &>.)=.11 Problems on sensitiity analysis 1 &) &1 &=.)=.11 Integer Programming 1 &1 && )1.)?.11 Problems## Integer Programming 1 && &* I I I )&.)?.11 Introduction to transportation and formation , 9.B, LC, Vogels method 1 &* &1 )1.)?.11 $-'I method 1 &1 &2 )2.)?.11 'egeneracy and unbalanced ;ransportation model 1 &2 &> )=.)?.11 I#Internal ;est 1 &> &< )?.)?.11 I#Internal ;est 1 &< &= 11.)?.11 8ssignment model# /ungarian method model 8ssignment #ma!imi0ation 1 &= &? 1&.)?.11 ;raeling salesmen method 1 &? *) 12.)?.11 Problems## ;raeling salesmen method 1 *) *1 1>.)?.11 Importance of replacement of machines 1 *1 *& 1=.)?.11 @eplacement of items that deteriorate ignoring ;V$ 1 *& ** 1?.)?.11 Problems on ;V$ 1 ** *1 IV &&.)?.11 Indiidual replacement policy, 1 *1 *2 &*.)?.11 group replacement policy 1 *2 *> &2.)?.11 problems on replacement *> *< &>.)?.11 Comparing group or indiidual replacements 1 *< *= &?.)?.11 7ame theory: Introduction, & person 0ero sum games 1 *= *? *).)?.11 ma!imin+ minima! principle 1 *? 1) )>.1).11 principle of dominance 1 1) 11 )<.1).11 solution for mi!ed strategy problems 1 11 1& )?.1).11 graphical method for & ! n and m ! & games 1 1& 1* 1).1).11 Solution by LPP 1 1* 11 1*.1).11 Se5uencing models: introduction, general assumptions, 1 11 12 V 11.1).11 8ssumptions in Cohnson,s rule 1 12 1> 1>.1).11 processing of n 3obs through & machines 1 1> 1< 1<.1).11 processing 4n, 3obs through m machines 1 1< 1= &).1).11 processing & 3obs through m machines 1 1= 1? &1.1).11 (!ercise problems 1 1? 2) &1.1).11 :ueuing theory: introduction, single channel + passion arrials and e!ponential serice 1 2) 21 &<.1).11 Dendal,s notation and 5ueue behaior 1 21 2& &=.1).11 e!ponential serice times %ith infinite and infinite population 1 2& 2* *).1).11 II#Internal ;est 1 2* 21 *1.1).11 II#Internal ;est 1 21 22 )*.11.11 Problems on single serer, $ulti#channel+ Poisson arrials + e!ponential serice 1 22 2> )1.11.11 Introduction to -ptimi0ation ;echni5ues 1 2> 2< )>.11.11 Introduction to 7enetic 8lgorithm, 9S78,$PS-,P-: 1 2< 2= )<.11.11 @eision 1 2= Note: The number of periods to be planned for 55-60 for semester course. 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