Distributed, Parallel and Interoperable M&S course

Program Overview

The Distributed, Parallel and Interoperable M&S course includes:

· Welcome, Background & Knowledge Assessment

· Parallel, Distributed and Interoperable Simulation

· Reasons to Use Parallel / Distributed / Interoperable Simulation

· Geographically Distributed Users/Resources

· Standalone vs. Federated Simulation Systems

· Principal Application Domains

· Different Time Concepts

· Simulation Time Concept

· Simulation Taxonomy

· Continuous Time Simulation

· Time Stepped vs. Event Stepped

· Time Stepped Execution (Paced)

· Historical Perspective

· Origins: SIMNET

· Next Step 1: Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS)

· Example: Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS)

· Next Step 2: High Level Architecture HLA

· Basics High Level Architecture (HLA)

· Example of an HLA Federation

· Basics of HLA Federal Rules

· Interface Specification

· DIS/HLA Comparison on an Example

· Case Studies

· UAW Unmanned Automated Wings Project

· Exercises

· SIBILLA - Simulation of an Intelligent Board for Interactive Learning and Lofty Achievements

· Technical and Scientific References

· Networking & References

· Foreground and Knowledge Assessment

· Quality Assurance

Attendees Profile

Attendees Profile: Management & Technical Profiles Expected Background: Basics in Computer Use, Basics in Statistics

Maximum Attendance

15 People

Duration: 1 day

At the end of the course, material and exercises (CD, file html, etc.) will be delivered.

Participants receive a Professional Certificate from the McLeod Institute of Technology and Interoperable Modeling & Simulation based on foreground assessment.