Thomas McCormick

Thomas McCormick is a Retired Faculty member at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, within the BUS department. His research interests include combinatorial optimization, network flows, operations management, and computational complexity. He has contributed to various publications in operations research and related fields. His profile page lists several research papers and links to his full CV. He is affiliated with the Operations and Logistics Division and has a website for further information.

S. Thomas McCormick is an Emeritus Professor of Management at the Sauder School of Business, specializing in combinatorial optimization algorithms, scheduling, supply chain management, and submodular functions. His research focuses on developing efficient algorithms for complex optimization problems, including scheduling with multiple objectives, supply chain coordination, and submodular function minimization. McCormick's work explores theoretical and applied aspects of optimization, such as parametric scheduling, network flows, and approximation algorithms. His publications address challenges in operations research, including the complexity of path-finding problems, incentives in supply chains, and sparse matrix computations. His contributions emphasize both theoretical insights and practical applications in management science.