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Systems Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation

Reginald Alexander

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Key Points• Systems analysis allows us to draw inferences concerning systems behavior on the basis of inferences drawn concerning the behavior of the components of the system.• A system is dependent on perspective; a component of a larger system can itself be considered a system that is, in turn, comprised of components.• Systems analysis is not just product focused; it must also address the processes & operations of the product. Conducting a Simulation -the 4 Step Process1. Modeling.Refer to the 4 Step Model Process.2. Strategic & Tactical Planning.What are the experimental conditions (variable ranges & increments) for using the model?3. Experimentation.Run the model on the specified parameter sets.4. Analysis of Results.What inferences may be drawn from the data and what recommendations for problem resolution can be made?Key Points • The four step process for model development • The four step process for simulation development • Modeling vs. simulation • Analysis vs. modeling & simulation Everything we do for the remainder of this course builds on this foundation.

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Key Points• Systems analysis allows us to draw inferences concerning systems behavior on the basis of inferences drawn concerning the behavior of the components of the system.• A system is dependent on perspective; a component of a larger system can itself be considered a system that is, in turn, comprised of components.• Systems analysis is not just product focused; it must also address the processes & operations of the product. Conducting a Simulation -the 4 Step Process1. Modeling.Refer to the 4 Step Model Process.2. Strategic & Tactical Planning.What are the experimental conditions (variable ranges & increments) for using the model?3. Experimentation.Run the model on the specified parameter sets.4. Analysis of Results.What inferences may be drawn from the data and what recommendations for problem resolution can be made?Key Points • The four step process for model development • The four step process for simulation development • Modeling vs. simulation • Analysis vs. modeling & simulation Everything we do for the remainder of this course builds on this foundation.

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Key Points• Systems analysis allows us to draw inferences concerning systems behavior on the basis of inferences drawn concerning the behavior of the components of the system.• A system is dependent on perspective; a component of a larger system can itself be considered a system that is, in turn, comprised of components.• Systems analysis is not just product focused; it must also address the processes & operations of the product. Conducting a Simulation -the 4 Step Process1. Modeling.Refer to the 4 Step Model Process.2. Strategic & Tactical Planning.What are the experimental conditions (variable ranges & increments) for using the model?3. Experimentation.Run the model on the specified parameter sets.4. Analysis of Results.What inferences may be drawn from the data and what recommendations for problem resolution can be made?Key Points • The four step process for model development • The four step process for simulation development • Modeling vs. simulation • Analysis vs. modeling & simulation Everything we do for the remainder of this course builds on this foundation.

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