Training & Events

The course will be delivered in English. To allow for work schedules, it will be taught in five half-day blocks of four hours each.

Certificates are issued on satisfactory completion of the course.

At the course, it is recommended to use a laptop computer that can run AnyLogic (system requirements) and a mouse. A second monitor is very useful, so you can view the electronic notes alongside the online session or your AnyLogic window.

Part 1

• Introduction to multimethod simulation modelling
• Getting familiar with the AnyLogic model development environment
• Discrete Event modelling intro and practice

Part 2

• System Dynamics modelling intro and practice
• Simulation models and cloud computing
• Road Traffic Library intro and practice, including optimisation

Part 3

• More detailed simulation model development
• Pedestrian Library intro and practice
• Material Handling Library intro and practice

Part 4

• Agent Based modelling intro and practice
• Multi-method modelling practice
• Round-table and discussions

No knowledge of Java programming is required but it may help with understanding more advanced concepts.

Higher-level technology overview of Anylogic and simulation.

Providing a broad overview to develop the understanding of simulation modelling concepts, technical architectures and capabilities, and best practices.

We also run workshops focused on specific AnyLogic-related topics, allowing a technical deep-dive and the building of specialist simulation modelling knowledge.

Previously delivered workshops include:

• model input and output data and handling
• model testing and testability
• configuration management and traceability of simulation models