MS-E2191: Graduate Seminar in Operations Research

Course name Graduate Seminar in Operations Research
Course code MS-E2191
Abbreviation -
Period I-II
Lecturer Fernando Dias

Description

A course on studying research papers and working in academic conferences (e.g. presenting research papers).

Course material

Official material

Recent research papers are used as the material.

Extra material

Contents and workload

The course is relatively straightforward but requires attendance on 3 hour lectures and maturity to read research articles which is why this is not a 1/5 course. This can be considered very beneficial for a more theoretical master’s thesis or a career in academia.

Contents change annually. Weeks often consist of reading research articles in class and discussing them together with the other students. Previous years have included making presentations (conference posters and lecture-style presentations) during the course.

Overall workload

Weekly contents

(Contents change annually. See details above.)

Practicalities

Grade is given on attendance and assignments. Nothing is mandatory but active participation is effectively necessary for a decent grade.

Official prerequisites

Additional prerequisites

Recommended: Familiarity of reading scientific texts (e.g. a reasonably completed bachelor’s thesis)

More like this

Doctorate degrees or internships in research groups.

Trivia