Publication of the 2021 Artelys training program
Artelys publishes today its new training catalog focused on mathematical optimization.
Whether you are a data scientist wishing to bridge the gap between prediction and decision, an Energy Analyst wanting to make the best of energy system simulation tools or an Operations Research engineer willing to understand the bolts and nuts of numerical algorithms, Artelys has the course you need.
A progressive and consistent curriculum designed to bring you up to the equivalent of a Master is available.
- Optimization and Data Science
- Economic optimization of energy systems
- Numerical components and optimization tools
The training sessions will take place between March and November in our premises in Paris Saint-Lazare or by videoconference.
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