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	EMIS


	5361


	COMPUTER SIMULATION TECHNIQUES


	Catalog Description


	Introduction to the design and analysis of discrete probabilistic systems using simulation. Emphasizes model construction and a simulation language. Prerequisites: Programming ability, introduction to probability or statistics.


	Prerequisites

	Instructor(s)

	Goals


		Programming ability, intro to probabity or stats

	Dr. Michael Gorman


	To (1) learn to build and analyze various types of simulation models; (2) learn to use ProModel software; (3) gain an understanding of when to use simulation as a problem-solving tool; and (4) learn to design a simulation experiment and to analyze the results of the simulation runs.


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