ICS 2307 SIMULATION AND MODELLING Course Outline Systems modelling – discrete event simulation Design of simulation experiments simulation Language probability and distribution theory Statistical estimation‚ inference and random number generators Sample event sequences for random number generation Translation of models for simulation application References Simulation modelling and analysis Introduction Computers can be used to imitate (simulate) the operations of various kinds of real
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develop a best-fit function for the data. This modeling task will allow me to find out what is the best time that a good sailor should launch their boat. For all the diagrams‚ I am using autograph to plot my graphs and find the regression model. Table 1 below shows the height of tide at different time from 27 December 2003 using Atlantic Standard Time(AST)‚ the heights were taken at Grindstone Island. Time(AST) | 00.00 | 01.00 | 02.00 | 03.00 | 04.00 | 05.00 | 06.00 | 07.00 | 08.00 | 09.00 | 10
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SIMULATION AND MODELING 1. Generate 20 random numbers and solve the following integrals by monte-carlo (i) (ii) 2. A piece of equipment contains four identical tubes and can function only if all the four are in working order. The lives of tubes has approximately uniform distribution from 1000 to 2000 hours. The current maintenance practice is to replace a tube when it fails. Equipments has to be shut down for 1 hr for replacing a tube‚ the cost of one tube is sh 100‚ while the shut down time
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Financial Statement Analysis Lecture 5 Learning Objectives: - Financial Analysis continued: Financial strength ratios (solvency & liquidity) So far we have…. Talked about the framework of financial statement analysis Discussed why we use ratios for analysis Calculated and interpreted a range of profitability & asset utilisation ratios Today we will… Calculate and interpret more ratios! These will relate to: 1. Management performance (i) Profitability (ii) Asset utilisation 2. Financial strength
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Financial Statement Analysis Lecture 4 Learning Objectives: - Financial Analysis continued: Profitability ratios Interpreting Financial Statements… We will continue today by looking at what we want to get from financial statements. We will look at a range of financial ratios and measures for assessing performance‚ starting with profitability ratios. Two basic concerns of financial statement analysis 1. Management performance (i) Profitability (ii) Asset utilisation 2. Financial strength (iii)Solvency
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How this subject will work We will give you: – – – – Two hours (at most) Lecture Sessions Short Online Videos (SOVs). Tell me if they’re useful One hour tutorials Consultations (check Moodle or talk to your tutor) You will need to: – – – – Participation is vital – you’ll get better at it This is a conceptual subject “deep” learning – important! Attendance not compulsory‚ but non-attendance highly correlated with fail grades – The link between participation and exam results
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The Art and Science of Competency Modeling: Best Practices in Developing and Implementing Success Profiles By J. Evelyn Orr‚ Craig Sneltjes‚ and Guangrong Dai • ompetency models C create a foundation for integrated talent management systems which are linked to increased shareholder value. Human capital has the potential to differentiate an organization • xtensive research E has identified the leadership competencies required for success – do not reinvent the wheel
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are indicated on the course schedule. They are all from the course textbook. 1 Evaluation 3 Quizzes @ 20% per quiz (50 minutes each) Final Exam (comprehensive) @ 40% (3 hours maximum) Quizzes and exams will include material presented in lectures‚ readings‚ and films. Quizzes Quizzes may include: • Definitions • Short Answers • Multiple Choice • Slide identification (pictures from textbook‚ films‚ and lectures) Quizzes Policy on missed quizzes: Missed quizzes can only be written if
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BIOB11- Lecture 1 Part 1 First of all‚ just a quick review: there is quite a bit of difference between the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. They have different internal structures. Eukaryotic cells have internal membrane structures like nucleus‚ ER‚ Golgi; whereas they do not exist in the prokaryotic cells. When you look at the genetic material‚ DNA‚ you can see that it’s just present in the cytoplasm of the prokaryotic cell while in the eukaryotic cells it is present in the nucleus. An overview
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Lecture 1 Introduction: Translation and Translation Studies Translation and Translation Studies (Definition and a brief history of the discipline) Hermes the god of thieves and liars is also the god of translation. But he has so many other tasks as the god of roads‚ commerce‚ travel (these can be connected to translation) as well as arts‚ magic and crafts not talking about matrimonial matchmaking… A translator has‚ at least‚ as many tasks and roles when translating that I hope
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