Chapter 10: Transform and Conquer October 13, 2020The Transform and Conquer Algorithm Design TechniqueIn this part of the course we will look at some simple examples of another general techniquefor designing algorithms, namely “transform and conquer.”Then we will study in depth one very important (for practical uses) such algorithm, thesimplex method.The idea of transform and […]

Chapter 11: Applications of Linear Programming October 25, 2020Applications of Linear ProgrammingIn this chapter we will look at several applications of linear programming. The last application will be sort of a failure, but will lead into the next chapter successfully.Exercise 27 [2 points] (target due date: Monday, November 9)In this exercise you will explore using

Chapter 12: Branch and Bound November 8, 2020The Branch and Bound Algorithm Design TechniqueNow we want to study a powerful technique that is a combination of brute force|creatinga tree of possibilities|combined with clever ways to determine that some nodes of the treeare non-promising” and need not be pursued further.As we will see, this technique can

Chapter 13: Approximation Algorithms November 15, 2020Designing Algorithms to Approximately Solve a ProblemIn this chapter we will introduce the idea of not designing an algorithm to solve a givenproblem, but instead to design an algorithm to only approximately solve a problem. Theidea is that, as we will see in the next chapter, some problems appear

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BCO313 NEGOTIATION FINAL ASSESSMENT Task brief & rubricsTask Individual written Assignment Material:o Case titled “HOW GIVING FACE CAN BREW SUCCESS” (Rob March) page 2 Answer ALL the following questions:1. List which players had BATNAs and explain how determining this was in the negotiation.2. What does this case study teach us about entrapment?3. What advice would