Introduction to Simulation Using Siman

by Randall P. Sadowski and C. Dennis Pegden

Book Overview

This text provides an introduction to simulation modelling using the SIMAN simulation language. Basic modelling concepts and various simulation methodologies are discussed to highlight practical... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070493200
• ISBN13: 9780070493209
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 600 Pages
• Weight: 2.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 7.6" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

best to learn SIMAN

Even if SIMAN is not used generally in todays world as a simulation tool, companies prefer ARENA. If you think to be well in ARENA, you may want to learn its real phenomenia under this program, which is called as SIMAN, simulation programming languages. I especially recommend this book as an introductory level. (senior in BS or pre-graduate)

A nice user guide for SIMAN, a reasonable book for getting t

Systems Modeling produced this book to learn people more about simulation and SIMAN in particular. The general introduction to simulation seems to be included to hide the commercial goal of the book. The book is a nice form of a user guide for the out dated language SIMAN, but the first three chapters try to hard to add any generic value. A much better book is 'Simulation with Arena' by Kelton. The goal of that book is exactly the same (enlarge sales), but the generic part is of more value also for the not Arena user

Good for SIMAN, not so good for Simulation

Here is the book that we used in Simulation undergrad class. As the title said, using Siman. To me, it's ok for "using SIMAN", but not enough for simulation concept. If you want to use SIMAN, buy this book. If you want to know simulation in details, get "Simulation Modeling and Analysis"(ISBN 0070366985). SIMAN becomes Arena interface now. If you "just" want to use Simulation for your problem using Siman with Arena interface, grasp this book "0075612593". Kelton wrote it with lots of tutorial!