ORIE 6125: Computational Methods in Operations Research¶

Contents:

  • Syllabus
    • Topics
    • Programming languages
  • Assignments
    • Assignment 1
    • Assignment 2
  • Final project
    • Goals
    • What to turn in
  • *nix
    • Shell
    • Terminal
    • Getting started
    • Navigation
    • Running a program
    • Managing files
    • Input/output redirection
    • Getting help
  • Version control
    • General terminology
    • Centralized version control systems
    • Distributed version control systems
    • Workflows
  • Build systems
    • Motivation
    • Automating common tasks
    • Make
    • SCons
  • Test Driven Development
    • Introduction
    • Unit tests
    • Regression Tests
    • Test Coverage
    • Hypothesis Testing
    • Benchmark tests
  • Debugging
    • printf-style debugging
    • Using a debugger
  • IEEE 754
    • Rounding error
    • Overflow and underflow
    • Catastrophic cancellation
  • Computer architecture
    • Memory hierarchy
    • Cache efficiency
    • Binary and hexadecimal
    • CPU
  • Web Applications
    • REST
    • RESTful APIs
    • Example App
  • Heroku crash course
    • Registration
    • Downloading the toolbelt
    • Log in
    • Initialize the application locally
    • Deploy
    • Visit the application
  • Databases
    • Relational databases
  • Data structures
    • Binary trees
    • Binary heap
    • Union find
  • Algorithms
    • Merge sort
    • Reservoir sampling
  • Functional Programming
    • Eager languages
    • Lazy languages
    • Purely functional languages
    • Haskell
  • Making Python Fast
    • Faster libraries: Numpy
    • Writing some code in C(++)
    • Brief note on Python
    • First-class extensions
    • Using the ctypes module

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