Object Oriented Analysis and Simulation Modelling

Name: Object Oriented Analysis and Simulation Modelling
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ISBN: 9780201877595

ISBN-10: 0201877597

ISBN-13: 9780201877595

Edition: 1996

Authors: David Hill

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This book is the first to bring together the techniques of object modelling, advanced software engineering and simulation modelling in a comprehensive guide for students and professionals. By offering an introduction to simulation and state-of-the-art object model concepts, it enables readers to master modelling techniques which meet the challenges inherent in the design and utilization of complex software systems.

Book details

List price: $39.95
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional
Publication date: 6/15/1996
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 320
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.144
Language: English

David Hill lives in Los Angeles & Mississippi. "Sacred Dust" won the Commonwealth Club of California First Work of Fiction award.



Introduction


The context of complex system modelling: Introduction


The class of systems studied


The contribution of modelling


Validation and verification of simulation models


Definition of a modelling environment


How to model a system


Conclusion


The object model and its method of analysis and design on the various stages of a development cycle: studies of analysis and design methods


Conclusion


Proposal for an object modelling method: Introduction


The work required for an object analysis and design method


Definition of an object modelling process


Proposal for an object modelling method


Comparison of methods


Conclusions


The analysis and design of multi-domain object-oriented tools for the animation of simulation results


Introduction


Graphic animation of the simulation results


A description of the GIGA toolbox


Limitations of the proposed toolbox


Conclusion


Generation of code and animation of simulations: Introduction


Generation of object-oriented simulation code


Implementation of polymorphism and dynamic classification in QNAP2


The development of software for publishing and animating Petri networks making it possible to generate the simulation code


Conclusions


General Conclusion


Bibliography