This document discusses simulation techniques, including defining simulation as designing a model of a real system to experiment with and understand its behavior. It outlines the advantages and disadvantages of simulation, the steps in the simulation process, and types of simulation like time-dependent and time-independent, corporate/financial, and visual/interactive simulation. It also discusses simulation applications to queuing problems and the components of queuing systems.

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4.  What is Simulation
 Simulation techniques
 Advantages of Simulation
 Disadvantages of Simulation
 Steps of Simulation Process
 Types of Simulation
 Simulation and Queuing problems.
 Monte Carlo simulation

5. SIMULATION IS THE PROCESS OF
DESIGNING A MODEL OF A REAL SYSTEM
AND CONDUCTING EXPERIMENTS WITH
THIS MODEL FOR THE PURPOSE OF
UNDERSTANDING THE BEHAVIOR FOR
THE OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM..
-SHANNON

9. Time dependent and time independent simulation
Corporate and financial simulations
Visual interactive simulation

10. Identify the problem
Identify the decision variables and decide the performance
Construct a simulation model
 Testing and validating the model
 Designing of the experiment
 Run the simulation model
 Evaluating the result

12. Components of queuing systems
Arrivals
Queue or waiting line
Service
Outlet or departure