Rand [II] and CACI
Harry M. Markowitz · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2009
The following sections are included:SIMULATING WITH SIMSCRIPTSimscript's World-ViewThe Simscript Method of CommunicationReferencesPROGRAMMING BY QUESTIONNAIREPREFACECONTENTSINTRODUCTIONTHE MECHANICS OF PROGRAM GENERATIONUSING A PROGRAM GENERATORTHE QUESTIONNAIRETHE STATEMENT LISTDECISION TABLESTHE EDITOROBSERVATIONS AND DISCUSSIONOTHER TECHNIQUESEXTENSIONS OF THE PROGRAM GENERATION CONCEPTCHANGING THE GENERATOR AND MODIFYING GENERATED PROGRAMSVARIANTS OF THE QUESTIONNAIREDIFFICULTIES YET UNSOLVEDCONCLUSION Appendix A QUESTIONNAIREAppendix B SAMPLE STATEMENT LIST AND DECISION TABLESSIMSCRIPTHISTORYBASIC CONCEPTSEntitiesAttributesSetsChange of StatusSIMULATION APPLICATIONSA Job Shop ExerciseA Life Insurance Company Corporate ModelA VM/370 SimulatorAN ENTITY, ATTRIBUTE, SET, AND EVENT VIEW OF DATA BASE SYSTEMSComparison with Other Data Base LanguagesTHE SIMSCRIPT LANGUAGE WRITING LANGUAGEAdditional Level 7 NeedsENTITIES OF LOGIC AND MATHEMATICSSUMMARYREFERENCESBARRIERS TO THE PRACTICAL USE OF SIMULATION ANALYSISINTRODUCTIONPASTPRESENTFUTUREPOSTSCRIPT AND SUMMARYREFERENCES