
Spreadsheet Modeling and Applications Essentials of Practical Management Science (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac)
by Albright, S. Christian; Winston, Wayne-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction to spreadsheet modeling | |
Introduction to Modeling | |
Introduction | |
A Waiting Line Example | |
Modeling Versus Models | |
The Seven-Step Modeling Process | |
A Successful Management Science Application | |
Why Study Management Science? Software Included in This Book | |
Conclusion | |
Introductory Spreadsheet Modeling | |
Introduction | |
Basic Spreadsheet Modeling: Concepts and Best Practices | |
Cost Projections | |
Breakeven Analysis | |
Ordering with Quantity Discounts and Demand Uncertainty | |
Decisions Involving the Time Value of Money | |
Conclusion | |
Appendix: Tips for Editing and Documenting Spreadsheets | |
Decision making under certainty | |
Introduction to Optimization Modeling | |
Introduction | |
Introduction to Optimization | |
A Two-Variable Model | |
Sensitivity Analysis | |
Properties of Linear Models | |
Infeasibility and Unboundedness | |
A Product Mix Model | |
A Multiperiod Production Model | |
A Comparison of Algebraic and Spreadsheet Models | |
A Decision Support System | |
Conclusion | |
Appendix: Information on Solvers | |
Linear Programming Models | |
Introduction | |
Advertising Models | |
Static Workforce Scheduling Models | |
Aggregate Planning Models | |
Blending Models | |
Production Process Models | |
Financial Models | |
Conclusion | |
Network Models | |
Introduction | |
Transportation Models | |
Assignment Models | |
Minimum Cost Network Flow Models | |
Shortest Path Models | |
Project Scheduling Models | |
Conclusion | |
Linear Optimization Models with Integer Variables | |
Introduction | |
Overview of Optimization with Integer Variables | |
Capital Budgeting Models | |
Fixed-Cost Models | |
Set Covering Models and Location/Assignment Models | |
Conclusion | |
Nonlinear Optimization Models | |
Introduction | |
Basic Ideas of Nonlinear Optimization | |
Pricing Models | |
Advertising Response and Selection Models | |
Facility Location Models | |
Models for Rating Sports Teams | |
Portfolio Optimization Models | |
Conclusion | |
Decision making under uncertainty | |
Decision Making Under Uncertainty | |
Introduction | |
Elements of a Decision Analysis | |
The PrecisionTree Add-In | |
Bayes? Rule | |
Multistage Decision Problems | |
Incorporating Attitudes Toward Risk | |
Conclusion | |
Introduction to Simulation Modeling | |
Introduction | |
Real Applications of Simulation | |
Probability Distributions for Input Variables | |
Simulation with Built-In Excel Tools | |
Introduction to @RISK | |
The Effect of Input Distributions on Results | |
Conclusion | |
Simulation Models | |
Introduction | |
Operations Models | |
Financial Models | |
Marketing Models | |
Simulating Games of Chance | |
Conclusion | |
Queuing Models | |
Introduction | |
Elements of Queuing Models | |
The Exponential Distribution | |
Important Queueing | |
Relationships | |
Analytical Queuing Models | |
Queuing Simulation Models | |
Conclusion | |
Regression and Forecasting Models | |
Introduction | |
Overview of Regression Models | |
Simple Regression Models | |
Multiple Regression Models | |
Overview of Time Series Models | |
Moving Averages Models | |
Exponential Smoothing Models | |
Conclusion | |
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