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Academic Degrees
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Ph.D., 2000, Business Administration,
University of Southern California (USA)
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M.S., 1995, Industrial Engineering,
Bilkent University (Ankara,Turkey)
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B.S., 1993, Industrial Engineering,
Bilkent University (Ankara, Turkey)
Research Interests
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Revenue Management
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Inventory Theory
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Supply Chain Management
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Machine Scheduling
Sample Publications
Z. Bulut, Ü. Gürler and A. Sen, "Bundle Pricing of Inventories with Stochastic Demand",
European
Journal of Operational Research, To appear.
Y. L. Koçağa and Alper Şen, "Spare
Parts inventory management with delivery lead times and rationing",
IIE Transactions,
39 (9), 879-898, 2007.
H. Yaman and A. Sen, "Manufacturer's
mixed pallet design problem", European Journal of Operational
Research, To appear.
A. Sen
and A. Zhang, "Newsboy
problem with multiple demand classes", IIE Transactions,
31 (5): 431-44, 1999
A. Sen and
Ö. S. Benli,
"Lot streaming in open shops", Operations Research Letters,
23 (3-5): 135-142,1998
A. Sen, E. Topaloğlu
and Ö.
S. Benli, "Optimal streamtng of a single job in a two-stage
flow shop", European Journal of Operational Research, 110(1):
42-62, 1998
Courses Taught
Graduate Courses
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IE571, Analytical Models for Supply
Chain Management
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IE572, Production Planning Systems
Design
Undergraduate Courses
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IE375, Production Planning
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IE376,
Production Information Systems
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IE461,
Supply Chain Management
Theses Supervised
Ph. D.
M. Sc.
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Yasar
Levent Koçağa. Spare parts inventory management with delivery lead
times and rationing. May 2004
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Zumbul
Bulut. Bundle pricing of inventories with stochastic demand.
September 2004. (Co-advised with Ü. Gürler)
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Salih
Öztop. Optimal bundle formation and pricing of two products with
limited stock. September 2005.
(Co-advised with Ü. Gürler)
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Çagri
Latifoğlu. Analysis of consignment contracts for spare parts
inventory
systems. August 2006.
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Mustafa Mehmet Tanrıkulu. Joint replenishment problem with truck
cost
structures. December 2006.
(Co-advised with O. Alp)
Biographical Sketch
Alper Sen received his Ph.D. in 2000
from the University of Southern California. Prior to his appointment
at Bilkent University in 2002, he worked at I2 Technologies, Inc. (California,
USA) as a consultant in supply management for high-tech industry for
three years. His research interests are revenue management, inventory
theory, machine scheduling and supply chain management. His papers have
been published in IIE Transactions, Operations Research Letters and
European Journal of Operational Researh. He has consulting and
research engagements with Hewlett Packard and Applied Materials.
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