MASc Thesis Seminar - Shivangi Chopra
Job description mining to understand the undergraduate co-operative market
Supervisor(s): Lukasz Golab
Supervisor(s): Lukasz Golab
Supervisor(s): Fatih Safa Erenay, Osman Ozaltin
We present models for allocating limited healthcare resources efficiently among target populations in order to maximize society's welfare and/or minimize the expected costs. In general, this thesis is composed of two major parts.
Conservation Energy Manager
Newmarket-Tay Power Distribution Inc.
Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering
University of Houston
Houston, TX
tlee6@uh.edu
Applied Operations Research
Chemotherapy Treatment Models Incorporating Tumour Growth and Stochastic Cancer Staging
Erenay, Fatih | Management Sciences |
He, Qi-Ming | Management Sciences |
Mahmoudzadeh, Houra | Management Sciences |
Elkamel, Ali | Chemical Engineering |
Associate Professor, Information and Decision Sciences
Carlson School of Management Minneapolis, MN
chingren@umn.edu
Principal Consultant, Strategic Policy Economics
Screening for diseases is an important, and extensively used, public health tool; early detection can improve clinical outcomes and/or reduce the spread of infectious diseases, especially for diseases that have slow to develop and/or initially non-specific symptoms (e.g., AIDS, Zika, hepatitis). A major challenge in public health screening is to design screening policies that are capable of accurately classifying subjects in a large population with limited resources and imperfect tests.
Take advantage of this on-campus opportunity to learn, network and foster research partnerships with technology innovators, leading researchers, government experts and entrepreneurs. Panel presentations will explore the implications of disruptive emerging technologies within the existing energy distribution network and the role of adaptive new policies and regulations. Delve into alternative approaches to financing small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) and consider what determines success or failure in a new business model.
Developing trust with my clients and co-workers has been central to my career success since completing my MASc degree. I claim that automating my analytics contributed a surprising amount to developing trust in my work by making it repeatable, audit-able and alterable. In this talk, I’ll speak about those three features of automated analytics and their link to trust in the context of project examples, both successes and failures.