Computer Simulation and Modelling

by Francis Neelamkavil

This one-volume text covers all important aspects of computer modelling and simulation. Based on the idea of ``learning by doing,'' this text teaches the actual construction and use of both analogue and digital simulation models in continuous and discrete systems, while emphasizing the digital computer simulation of discrete systems. Covers the use of microprocessors and computer graphics for modelling and simulation and the availability of micro-based software. Stresses practical problem-solving with numerous diagrams and numerical examples. Also provided are sample program listings (Pascal, CSMP, GPSS, SIMSCRIPT) and output from actual computer runs.

324 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1987

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[Saruu Qureshi]

Because my professor take exam and refer this book