Introduction to Management Science Information Center: Table of Contents


		Table of Contents

Introduction to Management Science: A Modeling and Case Studies Approach with Spreadsheets, 4/e

Frederick S. Hillier, Stanford University
Mark S. Hillier, University of Washington

Chapter 1	Introduction
Chapter 2	Linear Programming: Basic Concepts
Chapter 3	Linear Programming: Formulation and Applications
Chapter 4	The Art of Modeling with Spreadsheets
Chapter 5	What-If Analysis for Linear Programming
Chapter 6	Network Optimization Problems
Chapter 7	Using Binary Integer Programming to Deal with Yes-or-No Decisions
Chapter 8	Nonlinear Programming
Chapter 9	Decision Analysis
Chapter 10	Forecasting
Chapter 11	Queueing Models
Chapter 12	Computer Simulation: Basic Concepts
Chapter 13	Computer Simulation with Crystal Ball

APPENDIXES
Appendix A	Using the Solver Table
Appendix B	Tips for Using Microsoft Excel for Modeling
Appendix C	Partial Answers to Selected Problems

CHAPTERS ON THE CD-ROM
Chapter 14	Solution Concepts for Linear Programming
Chapter 15	Transportation and Assignment Problems
Chapter 16	PERT/CPM Models for Project Management
Chapter 17	Goal Programming
Chapter 18	Inventory Management with Known Demand
Chapter 19	Inventory Management with Uncertain Demand

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