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Several intermediate and advanced optimization problems will be modeled as mixed-integer linear programming problems (MIPs). Students will learn relevant modeling techniques and a bag of tricks that is helpful for practice. In the lecture and in the practical sessions, MIP models will be implemented and solved by state-of-the-art solver software. The mathematics behind solving techniques will be developed in the lecture and the consequences for MIP models will be investigated in the practical sessions. Finally, techniques for improving the solution times of the solver by adding problem-specific techniques will be discussed and applied.
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