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SYS 362

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Discrete Event Simulation
Credits: 4
Semesters Offered: Spring
Cross-Listed As: None
Prerequisites: CS 201, APMA 310, APMA 312
Corequisites: None

This is a useful course for Systems Engineering majors. For majors only.

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From the Undergraduate Record:

A first course in the theory and practice of discrete-event simulation. Monte Carlo methods, generating random numbers and variates, spreadsheet add-ins and applications, sampling distributions and confidence intervals, input analysis and distribution fitting. Discrete-event dynamic systems, modeling, simulation logic and data structures, output analysis, model verification and validation, comparing alternative systems, simulation optimization, case studies. Applications span communication, computer, distribution, health-care, manufacturing, service, and transportation systems. Modern simulation software tools, including animation.


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Systems and Information Engineering Courses
SYS 202 - SYS 204 - SYS 234 - SYS 257 - SYS 321 - SYS 323 - SYS 334 - SYS 355 - SYS 360 - SYS 362 - SYS 421 - SYS 444 - SYS 453 - SYS 454 - SYS 455 - SYS 532V - SYS 534V - SYS 544 -
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