LSC (UNIV OF CINCINNATI CINCINNATI) Simio and Simulation: Modeling, Analysis, Applications
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Product details:
- Edition number 2
- Publisher McGraw Hill
- Date of Publication 16 October 2011
- ISBN 9780073408927
- Binding Book
- No. of pages0 pages
- Size 276x221x20 mm
- Weight 918 g
- Language English 0
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Our objective for this second edition of Simio and Simulation: Modeling, Anal-ysis, Applications, as with the first edition, is for it to serve as the primary textin introductory and perhaps second courses in simulation at both the under-graduate and beginning-graduate levels. Such simulation courses are found in departments of industrial and systems engineering, most business schools,and many computer-science departments; simulation courses are also found in other engineering disciplines (mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical), mathe-matics, statistics, epidemiology, and agriculture. The text or components of it could also support a simulation module of a few weeks within a larger sur-vey course in programs without a stand-alone simulation course (e.g., MBA). It is written in an accessible tutorial-style writing approach centered aroundspecific examples rather than general concepts, and covers a variety of appli-cations. Our experience has shown that these characteristics make the text easier to read and absorb, as well as appealing to students from many dfferentbackgrounds.
Our objective for this second edition of Simio and Simulation: Modeling, Anal-ysis, Applications, as with the first edition, is for it to serve as the primary textin introductory and perhaps second courses in simulation at both the under-graduate and beginning-graduate levels. Such simulation courses are found in departments of industrial and systems engineering, most business schools,and many computer-science departments; simulation courses are also found in other engineering disciplines (mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical), mathe-matics, statistics, epidemiology, and agriculture. The text or components of it could also support a simulation module of a few weeks within a larger sur-vey course in programs without a stand-alone simulation course (e.g., MBA). It is written in an accessible tutorial-style writing approach centered aroundspecific examples rather than general concepts, and covers a variety of appli-cations. Our experience has shown that these characteristics make the text easier to read and absorb, as well as appealing to students from many dfferentbackgrounds.
