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BS-P07
(PGDM 2007-09) : Term-VI
Business Simulation
Course outline
Course Instructor
Dr. S. Mukherjee
Email :
sambit@ximb.ac.in
Introduction
This course will be an introduction to Computer Simulation. The objective of this course is to give a comprehensive treatment of all the important aspects of a simulation study including modeling, simulation software, model verification, input modeling, random number generators , statistical design and analysis of simulation experiments.The theory will be followed up by extensive programming assignments.
Contents
Module A:. Basic Simulation Modeling
1. The Nature of Simulation
Systems, Models and Simulation
Reading : Chapter 1, Simulation Modeling and analysiss A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
2 . Simulation of a single server queuing system
Simulation of an Inventory System
Reading : Chapter 1, Simulation Modeling and analysiss A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
3. Parallel/ Distributed Simulation
Reading : Chapter 1, Simulation Modeling and analysiss A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
4. Steps in a Simulation Study
Other types of Simulation
Reading : Chapter 1, Simulation Modeling and analysiss A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module B : Modeling Complex Systems
5. List Processing in Simulation
Simulation Language, Simlib
. Reading : Chapter 2, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
6. Simulation Models with Simlib
7 Simulation Models with Simlib
Reading : Chapter 2, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module C : Simulation Software
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8. Introduction , Classification
Reading : Chapter 3, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
9. Desirable Software Features
Reading : Chapter 3, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
10. Simulation Software Demonstration
11. Simulation Software Demonstration
12. Simulation Software Demonstration
Module D : Probability and Statistics
13. Random Variables
Reading : Chapter 4, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
14. Simulation Output Data and Stochastic process
Reading : Chapter 4, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module E : Presentation
15. Presentation of Assignment
Module F : Input Probability Distributions
16. Useful Distributions
Reading : Chapter 6, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
17. Useful Distributions
Reading : Chapter 6, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module G : Random Number Generators
18 .Introduction, Generators
Reading : Chapter 7, Simulation Modeling and analysis A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module H : Random Variates
18. Continuous and Discrete Random Variates
Reading : Chapter 8, Simulation Modeling and analysiss A. M. Law, Tata McGraw Hill
Module I : Presentation
20. Presentation of Assignment
Evaluation
Programming Assignments : 70 %
Final : 30%.
Note : The Course requires a very advanced understanding of Mathematics.
Text Book
Simulation Modeling and analysis
Averill M. Law
4th Edition, 2008
Tata McGraw Hill
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