DTIC ADA168360: Guide to Simulation Scheduling pdf

DTIC ADA168360: Guide to Simulation Scheduling

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Simulation Scheduling is a comprehensive software package for project scheduling and analysis developed at the Operations Research Center of the University of California at Berkeley. It is designed for use in project-oriented production systems which have inflexible resource capacities limiting the execution of multiple projects with uncertain work requirements. The package operates on an IBM mainframe utilizing the VM/SP operating system to compile CMS Fortran interactive commands and batch processing code. As described in this manual, the user may interactively edit data, perform simulations and statistical analysis, create schedules and obtain tabular or graphical ouput. Keywords: Project scheduling; Resource allocation; Simulation; Activity intensities; Rework subnetworks; Computerized analysis

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 1/15/1986
• Year: 1986
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Leachman, Robert C, CALIFORNIA UNIV BERKELEY OPERATIONS RESEARCH CENTER, *COMPUTER PROGRAMS, *SCHEDULING, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, REQUIREMENTS, RESEARCH FACILITIES, CODING, FORTRAN, ALLOCATIONS, OPERATIONS RESEARCH, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, WORK, STATISTICAL ANALYSIS, COMPUTER AIDED DIAGNOSIS, BATCH PROCESSING

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