Discrete event simulation examples with OpenSIMPLY

The product which offers new programming approach can be evaluated by how easy user with no experience of this approach can make the first step. A traditional example of the easiest code for conventional programming languages is the output of of "Hello, world!" to the screen. However, the simulation code has to be represented by a model. Thus, the simplest appropriate model has to be chosen.

Simple simulation example "Hello, world!"

Such suitable model is a classical single server loss system with arrival Poisson process and exponentially distributed service time. According to Kendall's notation this is a M/M/1 system.

Take a look of M/M/1 system with losses as block-simulation style.

Queueing theory simulation examples

Simulation examples of a classical queueing theory systems.

M/M/1 queue system simulation example.

M/M/C queue system simulation example.

Discrete event simulation software OpenSIMPLY is absolutely free. Try it. Free download. Free use.