Term:
Fall
Supervisor:
Sessions, John
FTE:
0.49
Status:
Closed
Course Description:
FE/FOR 457. TECHNIQUES FOR FOREST RESOURCE ANALYSIS. (4)
Use of linear programming, nonlinear programming, dynamic programming, and simulation to solve complex forest management problems, with emphasis on intertemporal multiple-use scheduling. Forestry transportation problems, multiple-use allocation, and investment analysis. Filed trips required. CROSSLISTED as FE 457/FE 557 and FOR 457/FOR 557.
Prerequisites: AREC 351 or FOR 330.
A minimum grade of C is required in AREC 351 and FOR 330.
Department:
Forest Engineering, Resources & Management
Wage:
Calculated at College of Forestry rate of pay for graduate student salary.