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Home»Graduate Education»Courses»Graduate Course Descriptions»CSE204A

Graduate Course Descriptions

CSE204A - Combinatorial Optimization
(New Fall 2002)

Units: 4

Course Description:
Linear programming, simplex method, duality, and column generating technique. Integer programming introduced via the Knapsack problem. The periodic nature of all integer programs. Why the round-off technique cannot work in general. The solution of the Knapsack problem in polonominal time since nonbasic columns form a group.

Prerequisites:
CSE 202 or Linear Algebra or consent of instructor

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