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Course Outline
DAY 1
Introduction
Session 1 – Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation (ABMS)
- Industrial Modeling and Simulation for government
- Definition of a model and levels of abstraction
- Advantages of creating executable models
- Benefits of system simulation in public sector workflows
Session 2 – Agents
- What are agents
- How to identify agents
- How to model agents for government applications
- Agent choice selection and abstraction level decision-making
- Installing the Repast environment for government use
Q & A
DAY 2
Refresher of Day 1
Session 3 – Essential Background
- Overview of LOGO, Object-Oriented (OO) programming, and Java for government applications
- Fundamentals of object-oriented concepts
- Inheritance concepts in the context of public sector development
- Agents as objects in government models
- Recalling LOGO principles for government use
Session 4 – Repast/ReLogo Environment
- The basic ReLogo program for government applications
- The ReLogo environment setup for government users
- Built-in classes of ReLogo for public sector models
Q & A
DAY 3
Refresher of Day 2
Session 5 – The Model Governing Rules
- Examples of physics and mathematical rules for modeling in government contexts
- Concepts of position, speed, and acceleration for government simulations
- Newton's second law rule application in public sector models
- Chemical and physical changes in government-related scenarios
Session 6 – Developing the Model
- Turtle Groovy/Class for government applications
- Turtle step method implementation for government use
- Patch Groovy setup for public sector models
- User Panel customization for government users
- Understanding ReLogo links in government contexts
- Link Groovy configuration for government simulations
Q & A
DAY 4
Refresher of Day 3
Session 7 – Simulating the Model
- General simulation concepts for government applications
- Controlling simulations through parameters in public sector workflows
- Creating scenarios and what-if situations for government decision-making
- Collecting and analyzing simulation results for government use
- A case study of a government-related model
Session 8 – Maintaining Models
- Inheriting an existing model for government applications
- Making minor changes to models in public sector contexts
- Creating a real-world example of an Agent-Based Model and Simulation (ABMS) for government use
Q & A
28 Hours
Testimonials (1)
The trainer well prepared the course material beforehand and the session was very flexible and arranged to meet the trainee's interests. The management staffs were also around during the course to help us. The project was well managed in a friendly atmosphere throughout.
