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Since you mentioned videos, I would suggest checking Coursera and edX for free MOOCs (such as the Deterministic Optimization course on edX or the Discrete Optimization course on Coursera). The Coursera site in particular has a nice search engine that makes finding courses easy. I have not done any of the optimization courses there, but I have done a couple of the analytics courses, and liked them greatly.

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In addition to the online courses that prubin mentioned, I can recommend the Convex Optimization online course from Stanford University with the following features:

• The course is very helpful and free.


• The textbook is also freely available on the website.


• There are quizzes in the MOOC which help your learning process.

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Since you mentioned videos, I would suggest checking Coursera and edX for free MOOCs (such as the Deterministic Optimization course on edX or the Discrete Optimization course on Coursera). The Coursera site in particular has a nice search engine that makes finding courses easy. I have not done any of the optimization courses there, but I have done a couple of the analytics courses, and liked them greatly.

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Since you mentioned videos, I would suggest checking Coursera and edX for free MOOCs (such as the Deterministic Optimization course on edX or the Discrete Optimization course on Coursera). The Coursera site in particular has a nice search engine that makes finding courses easy. I have not done any of the optimization courses there, but I have done a couple of the analytics courses, and liked them greatly.

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Since you mentioned videos, I would suggest checking Coursera and edX for free MOOCs (such as the Deterministic Optimization course on edX or the Discrete Optimization course on Coursera). The Coursera site in particular has a nice search engine that makes finding courses easy. I have not done any of the optimization courses there, but I have done a couple of the analytics courses, and liked them greatly.

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In addition to the online courses that prubin mentioned, I can recommend the Convex Optimization online course from Stanford University with the following features:

• The course is very helpful and free.


• The textbook is also freely available on the website.


• There are quizzes in the MOOC which help your learning process.

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In addition to the online courses that prubin mentioned, I can recommend the Convex Optimization online course from Stanford University with the following features:

• The course is very helpful and free.


• The textbook is also freely available on the website.


• There are quizzes in the MOOC which help your learning process.

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In addition to the online courses that prubin mentioned, I can recommend the Convex Optimization online course from Stanford University with the following features:

• The course is very helpful and free.


• The textbook is also freely available on the website.


• There are quizzes in the MOOC which help your learning process.

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