

Charles Moss • Applied Optimization *
Purpose: This course is intended to give the students a background in classical optimization models with emphasis on mathematical programming and
applications, and to introduce the students to dynamic optimization.
Textbooks
- Moss, Charles B. (2020) Applied Optimization — Draft Textbook pdf file
Outline
- Static optimization
- Overview of Optimality
- Lecture I: Basic Microeconomic Problem Lecture Notes
- Lecture II: Applications of Mathematical Programming in Agricultural Economics - Part 1 Lecture Notes
- Lecture III: Applications of Mathematical Programming in Agricultural Economics - Part 2 Lecture Notes
- Review of Linear Algebra
- Optimality Conditions
- Lecture VI: An Introduction to Multivariate Unconstrained Optimality Lecture Notes
- Lecture VII: Linear Constraints Lecture Notes
- Lecture VIII: Linear Inequality Lecture Notes
- Lecture IX: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions under Nonlinear Constraints Lecture Notes
- Algorithms
- Lecture X: Quasi-Newton Methods of Optimization Lecture Notes
- Lecture XI: Quasi-Newton Methods of Optimization (Part 2) Lecture Notes
- Lecture XII: Linear Equality and Inequality Constraints Lecture Notes
- Lecture XIII: Algorithms for Nonlinear Constraints Lecture Notes
- Optimization on Computers
- Lecture XIV: Practical Optimization and Computer Code Lecture Notes
- Lecture XV: Overview of Duality in Mathematical Programming Lecture Notes
- Midterm Examination
- Dynamic Optimization
- A Review of Dynamic Mathematics
- Calculus of Variations (6 Lectures)
- Optimal Control (4 Lectures)
- Applications of Optimal Control Theory (3 Lectures)
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