Methods of Operations Research (Dover Books on Computer Science)
by Philip M. Morse, George E. Kimball
This classic volume by Philip M. Morse and George E. Kimball introduces essential methods of operations research, focusing on mathematical models for optimizing decisions in complex scenarios. Ideal for computer science enthusiasts, it explores techniques from resource management to system analysis, offering timeless insights into quantitative problem-solving.
About This Book
Methods of Operations Research presents key techniques developed for analyzing and improving operational processes. Authored by Philip M. Morse and George E. Kimball, this Dover edition revives classic approaches in the field.
The book covers foundational methods used in decision-making under uncertainty, drawing from wartime applications to broader scientific contexts. It emphasizes practical tools for evaluating alternatives in resource allocation and system design.
As part of the Dover Books on Computer Science series, it provides accessible insights into quantitative analysis, suitable for students and professionals in related disciplines.
Readers gain an understanding of how operations research integrates mathematics with real-world problem-solving, influencing modern computational strategies.
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