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Fundamentals of Simulation Using Micro Saint

Computer simulation is a technology which, while it has been available for almost thirty years, is just beginning to become a commonplace tool in the engineering tool kit. There are many reasons for this including more available computational power on the desktop, better user interfaces, and a greater need for finely tuned systems to maintain competitiveness in today's marketplace. Most engineers have had some exposure to the tools and technology of computer modeling and simulation, however, in this era of rapidly changing technology, the understanding of when simulation might be a cost-effective solution and how to approach the use of simulation can quickly become dated.