Evaluating Computer Systems through Simulation

On Evaluating Parallel Computer Systems

Computer Simulation: Growth through Extension

Computer simulation is a fundamental discipline for studying complex systems. Like any other discipline, simulation must grow and be ne-tuned so that it maintains its position as the base methodology for doing computational science and constructing digital worlds. We discuss ten areas outside of simulation and demonstrate growth by identifying relationships between simulation and each of the ar...

enhanced efl listening skill through computer-assisted vocabulary glossing

abstract listening is a key and main tool in second language skill and its development is of prime concern to teachers and learners. furthermore, the application of technology in language classrooms has become more commonplace in the last fifty years. computer and the internet have made foreign language materials easy to access and use. so, the present study is an attempt to examine the effec...

Evaluating Design Concepts through Functional Model Simulation

Evaluation is a key task in design, and a major goal in computational design is to develop techniques for evaluating designs throughout the design process, starting as early in the process as possible. We describe a computational technique for evaluating design concepts early in conceptual phase of engineering design. Conceptual design in engineering is abstracted as a function to structure map...

Worm Analysis through Computer Simulation (WAtCoS)

Computer viruses have received a lot of attention. In fact, the best-known viruses have not been viruses at all, but worms, programs that spread through networks instead of modifying programs. Both viruses and worms reproduce themselves and defensive measures have focused on stopping or slowing their spread. Ultimately, though, there is no defense better than a comprehensive security strategy t...