Water Resources Systems Analysis - University of Texas San Antonio

Authors

Marcio Giacomoni, University of Texas San AntonioFollow

Document Type

Course Syllabus

Publication Date

Fall 2015

Abstract

Systems Analysis methods use algorithmic and mathematical approaches for problem-solving. These are powerful methods that can be applied to solve complex design and management problems for water resources systems and other engineering areas. This class will focus on optimization methods, such as linear programming, integer programming, nonlinear programming, genetic algorithms, and dynamic programming, and their application to water resources systems. Advanced Systems Analysis methods, including sensitivity analysis, alternatives generation, and multi-objective optimization will be introduced to address the complexities associated with public sector decision-making. Course taught at University of Texas San Antonio.

Recommended Citation

Giacomoni, Marcio, "Water Resources Systems Analysis - University of Texas San Antonio" (2015). All ECSTATIC Materials. Paper 33.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/ecstatic_all/33