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The document presents an overview of mathematical modeling and simulation, detailing the steps involved in simulation, types of simulation (continuous, discrete event, and Monte Carlo), and their applications across various fields. It emphasizes the importance of mathematical modeling in representing real systems to predict and improve performance, with examples including epidemiological models and pedestrian movement in buildings. The presentation is aimed at providing foundational knowledge on simulation concepts to Dr. Saima Mushtaq.

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Easy Simulation Presentation

The document presents an overview of mathematical modeling and simulation, detailing the steps involved in simulation, types of simulation (continuous, discrete event, and Monte Carlo), and their applications across various fields. It emphasizes the importance of mathematical modeling in representing real systems to predict and improve performance, with examples including epidemiological models and pedestrian movement in buildings. The presentation is aimed at providing foundational knowledge on simulation concepts to Dr. Saima Mushtaq.

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Mathematical Modeling And simulation

Presented To:
Dr.Saima Mushtaq
Presented By:
Thiraj Ahmad
Ayesha Siddqua
Rizwan Aslam
Zaki Nawaz
Topic:
Simulation Concepts
Introduction to Simulation
• Simulation is a technique to imitate real-world
processes or systems over time. It helps in
studying the behavior of systems without
testing in the real world.
Steps in Simulation
• 1. Define the problem
• 2. Build a model
• 3. Collect data
• 4. Run simulation
• 5. Analyze results
• 6. Make decisions
Types of Simulation with Examples
• 1. Continuous Simulation: Fluid flow,
temperature change
• 2. Discrete Event Simulation: Queue systems
• 3. Monte Carlo Simulation: Risk analysis
Continuous Simulation
• Represents systems that change continuously
over time. Example: Water flow in a pipe.
Discrete Event Simulation
• Focuses on systems where changes happen at
specific times. Example: Customers arriving at
a bank.
Monte Carlo Simulation
• Uses random sampling and statistical
modeling. Example: Predicting stock market
behavior.
Applications of Simulation
• Used in:
• - Engineering
• - Healthcare
• - Transportation
• - Business and finance
• - Military training
Why do we do Mathematical Modeling
• To represent real systems with equations.
Helps in predicting, understanding, and
improving system performance.
Example: Epidemiological Model
• Simulates spread of diseases. Example: COVID-
19 spread modeling using infection rates.
Example: Pedestrian in a Building Model

• Simulates movement of people in buildings.


Useful for safety planning and emergency
evacuation design.
Thanks
FOR

listening

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