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Simulation and Modeling Question bank


In this post I have listed elementary questions that are related to basics of S&M.

  1. Sketch and explain Basic System specification formalisms
  2. Define the terms ‘System’ & ‘Model’. Also discuss various types of System and Models. Describe the various criteria of classification of systems and models. Illustrate with abundant examples.
  3. Discuss modeling relation and validity
  4. The inescapable fact about modeling is that it is severely constrained by complexity limitations’. Explain.
  5. What do you understand by Hierarchy of System Specification? Why is it required Explain?
  6. Discuss various levels of System Knowledge?
  7. What are the fundamental system problems that any system has to face?
  8. What do you understand by Object oriented paradigm? How can you relate it with System theory?
  9. Discuss briefly evolution of System Formalism? Discuss various forms of System formalisms? Can they be used together? State with help of some examples?
  10. Name and Explain different levels of system knowledge?
  11. Define Time Base. How behaviors occur over time?

  13. What do you understand by Coupling of systems? How advantageous is this? What are the parameters we need to keep in mind while coupling two systems.



  14. What do you mean by quantized systems? Explain



  15. Describe different entities of the framework for modeling and system simulation. Are these entities related to each other? Explain.





Referrals:

Modeling and Simulation by Zeigler
Simulation Modeling and Analysis by Averill M.Law,W. David Kelton
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