Kurs informasjon: Configuring IBM ILOG Optimization Decision Manager Enterprise Edition V3.3 - ILO

NOTE: THIS IS AN INSTRUCTOR-LED ONLINE COURSE. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS COURSE.

This 2-day instructor-led course teaches students how to configure IBM ILOG Optimization Decision Manager (ODM) Enterprise applications using the IBM ILOG ODM Enterprise Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

ODM Enterprise is a configurable and extensible platform for building optimization models and using them to generate customized planning and scheduling applications. These applications allow users to compare multiple scenarios and perform "what-if" analysis.

Through a combination of instructor-led presentations and lab exercises, students learn the concepts, architecture, components, processes, and procedures necessary to develop and deploy applications. In the lab exercises, students follow a single business problem through the stages of development and deployment.

This course does not cover optimization modeling, and the lab exercises use an existing optimization model as a starting point. No programming is necessary for this course.

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This intermediate course is designed for operations research (OR) specialists, analysts, and other professionals who need to generate and deploy user applications from optimization models. All of the activities in this course are performed directly in the ODM Enterprise IDE.

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Students should be familiar with the Microsoft Windows operating system. In addition, familiarity with the following is helpful:

• Mathematical programming concepts
• IBM ILOG OPL language and modeling techniques

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• Describe the architecture of ODM Enterprise
• Describe how each ODM Enterprise module works
• Describe the Optimization Programming Language (OPL) data structures and use them to build an ODM Enterprise data model
• Generate an ODM Enterprise application from an optimization model written in OPL
• Configure an ODM Enterprise application from inside the ODM Enterprise IDE

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• Course introduction
• ODM Enterprise overview
• The ODM Enterprise development process
• Exercise: Getting to know the Unit Commitment Problem (UCP)
• Exercise: ODM Enterprise views
• Exercise: ODM Enterprise requirements
• Exercise: ODM Enterprise rules
• Exercise: ODM Enterprise goals
• OPL overview
• Configuring an ODM Enterprise Application from the ODM Enterprise IDE
• Exercise: Configuration using the ODM Enterprise IDE
• Deploying an ODM Enterprise application
• Exercise: Deploying the UCP application
• Exercise: Creating and comparing multiple scenarios

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