Discrete-Event Simulation

This book is designed for upper level undergraduate students and first year graduates taking a first course in simulation. The author takes the approach of carrying common examples throughout the text and each chapter has a large number of exercises covering a great variety of applications areas (computer systems, inventory/supply chain management, telecommuniations systems, reliability models, etc).

Leading authority in the area provides basic treatment of the subject Written from the perspective of today's highly interactive PC and workstation environments Each example is brought forward through the modeling, programming and analysis chapters, providing continuity to the learning process Request lecturer material: sn.pub/lecturer-material

Inhalt
1 Simulation in Perspective.- 2 Modeling Concepts.- 3 Data Collection and Averages.- 4 Programming and Execution.- 5 Search, Space, and Time.- 6 Output Analysis.- 7 Making Sense of Output and Increasing Efficiency.- 8 Sampling from Probability Distributions.- 9 Pseudorandom Number Generation.- 10 Preparing the Input.- Appendix More on the Batch-Means Method.- A.1 FNB Rule (Section 6.6.4).- A.2 SQRT Rule (Section 6 6 5).- Author Index.