This course, Operations research is concerned with optimal decision making in, and modelling of, deterministic and probabilistic systems that originate from real life. These applications that occur in government, business, engineering, economics, and natural science and social science, are characterised largely by the need to allocate limited resources.
This course, Operations
research is concerned with optimal decision making in, and modelling of,
deterministic and probabilistic systems that originate from real life. These
applications that occur in government, business, engineering, economics, and
natural science and social science, are characterised largely by the need to
allocate limited resources.
This course, Operations
research is concerned with optimal decision making in, and modelling of,
deterministic and probabilistic systems that originate from real life. These
applications that occur in government, business, engineering, economics, and
natural science and social science, are characterised largely by the need to
allocate limited resources.
This course is designed to meet the French language needs of our future engineering professionals who have the prospects of working with international organisations, both locally and internationally. The course is, therefore, to help these future professionals to be able to develop basic communicative competencies both orally and in writing, in scientific, technological and general French, to be able to interact with their French speaking colleagues in real communication situations. The course is also designed to create and sustain the interest of engineering students in the French language for further development after their programmes of study, for academic and specific purposes.
Basic communicative concepts of the French language and culture introduced to students in the first semester, will be enhanced and built upon in this second semester.
"Learning
another language is not only learning different words for the same things, but
learning another way to think about things."
Flora Lewis
This course is designed to meet the French language needs of our future engineering professionals who have the prospects of working with international organisations, both locally and internationally. The course is, therefore, to help these future professionals to be able to develop basic communicative competencies both orally and in writing, in scientific, technological and general French, to be able to interact with their French speaking colleagues in real communication situations. The course is also designed to create and sustain the interest of engineering students in the French language for further development after their programmes of study, for academic and specific purposes.
Basic communicative concepts of the French language and culture introduced to students in the first semester, will be enhanced and built upon in this second semester.
"Learning
another language is not only learning different words for the same things, but
learning another way to think about things."
Flora Lewis