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The ______ can be seen in the garden.
The ______ can be seen in the garden.
flowers
The ______ is shining brightly in the sky.
The ______ is shining brightly in the sky.
sun
The ______ is filling the air with its sweet scent.
The ______ is filling the air with its sweet scent.
perfume
The ______ flows gently through the valley.
The ______ flows gently through the valley.
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The ______ stands tall against the skyline.
The ______ stands tall against the skyline.
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Study Notes
Module 1: Modelling and Simulation Concepts
- This module is divided into six units
- Unit 1: Basics of Modelling and Simulation
- Unit 2: Random Numbers
- Unit 3: Random Number Generation
- Unit 4: Monte Carlo Method
- Unit 5: Statistical Distribution Functions
- Unit 6: Common Probability Distributions
Unit 1: Basics of Modelling and Simulation
- Introduction
- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
- Definitions
- What is Modelling and Simulation?
- Types of Models
- Advantages of Using Models
- Applications
- Modelling Procedure
- Self-Assessment Exercise(s)
- Conclusion
- Summary
- Further Readings
Unit 2: Random Numbers
- Introduction
- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
- Random Number
- QBasic RND Function
- Random Number Generators
- Properties of a good random number generator
Unit 3: Random Number Generation
- Random Number
- Pseudorandom Number Generation
- Simulation of randomness
- Example of QBasic program
Unit 4: Monte Carlo Methods
- Introduction
- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
- Overview of Monte Carlo Method
- History of Monte Carlo Method
- Applications of Monte Carlo Methods
- Self-Assessment Exercise(s)
- Conclusion
- Summary
- Further Readings
Unit 5: Statistical Distribution Functions
- Introduction
- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
- What is Statistics?
- What is a Statistical Distribution?
- Measures of Central Tendency
- Measures of variation
- Showing data distribution in graphs
- Normal Distribution
- Standard Normal Distribution
- The difference between a continuous and a discrete distribution
- Skewed distributions μ
- What is a percentile?
- Probabilities in discrete distributions
- Probability and the normal curve
- Self-Assessment Exercise(s)
- Conclusion
- Summary
- Further Readings
Module 2: Modelling and Simulation Concepts
- Module Introduction
- Unit 1: Simulation and Modelling
- Unit 2: Modelling Methods
- Unit 3: Physics-Based Finite Element Model
- Unit 4: Statistics for Modelling and Simulation
- Simulation and Modelling
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Explore the foundational principles of modeling and simulation in this quiz based on Module 1. Unit 1 covers the basics, types of models, and their applications, while subsequent units introduce random numbers, their generation, and Monte Carlo methods. Test your understanding and solidify your knowledge in this essential area of study.
