Discrete-Event System Simulation

by Barry L. Nelson, Carson, John S., Ii, David M. Nicol

Simulation Systems Engineering operations research Computer Science Textbook

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Discrete-Event System Simulation offers a focused treatment of simulation for systems that change through distinct events. Written by Barry L. Nelson, Carson, John S. II, and David M. Nicol, it serves as a technical and educational resource for readers studying simulation, systems analysis, and related quantitative methods.

ISBN-13 9780131446793 ASIN 0131446797 Views 37 Publisher Prentice Hall Year 2004 Edition 4 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 608 Created August 30, 2026 Updated September 08, 2026

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Discrete-Event System Simulation is a technical work centered on the study of systems whose behavior changes at distinct points in time.

The book provides a foundation for understanding simulation as a method for representing and analyzing complex processes.

Its subject matter makes it relevant to students, educators, and professionals seeking a structured introduction to discrete-event simulation.

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