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This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 2, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 1) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 1 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 1 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, mid-June until end-July). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 1. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 1 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 1 will act as a stepping stone to Case Study 2.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 2, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 1) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 1 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 1 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, mid-June until end-July). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 1. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 1 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 1 will act as a stepping stone to Case Study 2.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 2, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 1) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 1 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 1 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, mid-June until end-July). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 1. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 1 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 1 will act as a stepping stone to Case Study 2.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 1, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 2) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 2 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 2 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, early August until mix-September). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 2. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 2 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 2 will act as a follow on module to Case Study 1.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 1, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 2) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 2 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 2 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, early August until mix-September). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 2. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 2 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 2 will act as a follow on module to Case Study 1.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 1, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 2) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 2 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 2 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, early August until mix-September). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 2. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 2 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 2 will act as a follow on module to Case Study 1.

This module, alongside a second module Operational Research and Data Science Case Study 1, will form an option in Part II of MSc Operational Research, MSc Operational Research with Finance, and MSc Data and Decision Analytics. Both modules will have 30 CATS points (15 ECTS points).

The new modules together offer a more structured approach to project work, which will benefit a significant part of the student body. While the total available contact time for students is comparable to that of standard projects, it is shared rather than one-to-one. The workload for the case studies is also better spread out over the academic year, with much of the preparation taking place before the summer.

This module (Case Study 2) gives MSc OR/ORF/DDA students the opportunity to conduct and gain experience of an in-depth open-ended OR/Data Science investigation. The main purpose is to develop students’ skills in: identifying, organising, and directing their own work; accessing and using relevant resources, such as library and software resources; applying their OR and/or Data Science knowledge and understanding; and communicating their work, by writing a comprehensive report on the investigation and its outcomes. Case Study 2 is a primary means by which MSc OR/ORF/DDA students demonstrate their capacity for independent learning.

Students will normally undertake Case Study 2 over a six-week period in the early summer (typically, early August until mix-September). There will normally be a choice of several topics for Case Study 2. Each case study topic will be partially structured, but open ended. Contact will be via a one-hour kickoff meeting with all students in the topic group, followed by a one-hour progress meeting with all students part way through the six-week period. Weekly office hours and computer programming support sessions will also be provided. Assessment will be by means of Case Study 2 report, of 25-30 pages in length, to be submitted at the end of the relevant six-week period. Case Study 2 will act as a follow on module to Case Study 1.

Operational Research (OR) uses mathematical modelling and optimisation to solve complex, real-life problems. This module will introduce some key OR techniques that are widely used to support important decisions in a wide range of applications including transportation, healthcare, finance, manufacturing and telecommunication. The emphasis of the lectures will be on introducing the mathematics of OR techniques but with careful consideration of where and how they could be implemented in practice.

Workshops are used to develop skills in using specialist computer modelling software. The module is assessed via coursework and an exam.

Operational Research (OR) uses mathematical modelling and optimisation to solve complex, real-life problems. This module will introduce some key OR techniques that are widely used to support important decisions in a wide range of applications including transportation, healthcare, finance, manufacturing and telecommunication. The emphasis of the lectures will be on introducing the mathematics of OR techniques but with careful consideration of where and how they could be implemented in practice.

Workshops are used to develop skills in using specialist computer modelling software. The module is assessed via coursework and an exam.

Operational Research (OR) uses mathematical modelling and optimisation to solve complex, real-life problems. This module will introduce some key OR techniques that are widely used to support important decisions in a wide range of applications including transportation, healthcare, finance, manufacturing and telecommunication. The emphasis of the lectures will be on introducing the mathematics of OR techniques but with careful consideration of where and how they could be implemented in practice.

Workshops are used to develop skills in using specialist computer modelling software. The module is assessed via coursework and an exam.