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Computer simulation

 Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Here are entered works on computer-based simulation of systems and processes, involving the formulation of a mathematical model, its conversion into a computer program, and execution of experiments with the computerized model for the understanding, evaluation, or design modification of the system or process of interest.

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

A simulation of the IHAS-4 computer, 1971

 Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: b2087735
Abstract This thesis develops an Algol computer model (simulator) of the IHAS-4 airborne digital computer. The simulator is used as a tool in debugging machine language computer programs and in evaluating the relative efficiency of computer hardware alternatives in meeting requirements based upon relative speed and memory specifications. The simulator consists of a memory, an input/output section, a set of routines corresponding to the set of instructions for the IHAS-4 computer, and a...
Dates: 1971

Computer modeling of radar performance, 1972

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Fel
Identifier: b2088560
Abstract This paper is an investigation into the development of a digital computer model that will enable a wide range of radar system configurations to be evaluated. The solution in the past has been to evaluate each system at a few salient points and leave the remaining parts of the problem to an intuitive development. Alternatively, a system is configured for the sole purpose of evaluating the system. The proposed model solution consists of the development of a digital computer...
Dates: 1972

Simulation of an ATM switch and interfacing it with the existing modules in the network model, 1999

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Gol
Identifier: b2194888
Abstract Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) switching systems have been developed to support traffic patterns in telecommunication networks. The basic function of a switching element is to buffer cells that are destined for the same outlet. Two major buffering strategies are available for use in switching elements, input buffering and output buffering. Each buffering strategy affects the performance of the switching element, [sic] In this paper I have concentrated on...
Dates: 1999