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Computer Simulation: A Practical Perspective

Roger McHaney

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Simulation Overview. Evolution of Modern Computer Simulation. Simulation in the Real World. Six Symptoms of a Sick Simulation. The Professional Simulation Analyst. Building a Simulation the Right Way. Learning a Simulation Language. Simple Queuing Systems. Advanced Topics. Applying the Process: Parts I and II. Index.

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Simulation Overview. Evolution of Modern Computer Simulation. Simulation in the Real World. Six Symptoms of a Sick Simulation. The Professional Simulation Analyst. Building a Simulation the Right Way. Learning a Simulation Language. Simple Queuing Systems. Advanced Topics. Applying the Process: Parts I and II. Index.

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Simulation Overview. Evolution of Modern Computer Simulation. Simulation in the Real World. Six Symptoms of a Sick Simulation. The Professional Simulation Analyst. Building a Simulation the Right Way. Learning a Simulation Language. Simple Queuing Systems. Advanced Topics. Applying the Process: Parts I and II. Index.

Key concepts: Computer science, Interactive simulation, Queueing theory, Perspective (graphical), Simulation modeling, Simulation language, Simple (philosophy), Process (computing)

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