In discrete systems, the changes in the system state are discontinuous and each change in the state of the system is called an event. For example, the arrival or departure of a customer in a queue is an event. Similarly, sales of an item from stock is an event in the inventory system.
In this “Discrete System Simulation - Simulation and Modeling” you will learn about following topics:
- Introduction to Discrete System Simulation
- Representation of Time
- Simulation Time
- Updating Clock Time
- Significant Event Simulation
- General Arrival Pattern
- Trace-Driven Simulation
- Bootstrapping
- Simulation of Telephone System
- Object of Simulation
- Delayed Call
- Simulation Programming Task
- Gathering Statistics
- Counter and Summary Statistics
- Measuring Utilization & Occupancy
- Recording Distribution & Transit Time
- Discrete Simulation Languages
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