Fall 2025 Industrial Engineering and Operations Research E4418 section 001

TRANSPORTATION ANALYTICS & LOGISTICS

TRANSPORTATION ANALYTICS

Call Number 14647
Day & Time
Location
TR 11:40am-12:55pm
203 Mathematics Building
Points 3
Grading Mode Standard
Approvals Required None
Instructor Adam N Elmachtoub
Type LECTURE
Method of Instruction In-Person
Course Description

Transportation, primarily focused on the movement of people, and logistics, primarily focused
on the movement of goods, are two of the most fundamental challenges to modern society. To
address many problems in these areas, a wide array of mathematical models and analytics tools
have been developed. This class will introduce many of the foundational tools used in
transportation and logistics problems, relying on ideas from linear optimization, integer
optimization, stochastic processes, statistics, and simulation. We will address problems such as
optimizing the routes of cars and delivery trucks, positioning emergency vehicles, and
controlling traffic behavior. Moreover, we will discuss modern issues such as bicycle sharing,
on-demand car and delivery services, and humanitarian logistics. Concepts will be reinforced
with technical content as well as real-world data and examples.

Web Site Vergil
Department Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
Enrollment 33 students (75 max) as of 5:05PM Saturday, October 4, 2025
Subject Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
Number E4418
Section 001
Division School of Engineering and Applied Science: Graduate
Section key 20253IEOR4418E001