The Engineering Economist · 1994 · 10 citations · 1 references
EducationEconomicsEducational TechnologyComputer-assisted InstructionInstructional DesignProduction EconomicsData AnalysisEconomic AnalysisData Analysis In EconomicsEconomic SimulationMathematical Modeling In Education
Abstract Electronic spreadsheets are ideally suited for engineering economic analysis. They increase effectiveness both in the classroom and on the job. Spreadsheet advantages include low investment in learning time, low cost, and minimum total solution/presentation time. Their use is contrasted with closed form analysis, custom written and prepackaged software. A Monte Carlo simulation example is given to demonstrate the ease of modeling complex problems. Suggestions for incorporating spreadsheets into the classroom are also presented.
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Discrete-Event System Simulation
Jerry Banks, John S. Carson · Technometrics · 1984 · 2.7K citations