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Cracking The Shell To Student Learning: An Innovative Instructional Approach, John R. Olson, Paul Savory
Cracking The Shell To Student Learning: An Innovative Instructional Approach, John R. Olson, Paul Savory
Department of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering: Faculty Publications
Management and Industrial Engineering courses is motivating students to learn and apply the quantitative and managerial aspects of the material. The aim of our educational methodology is to not only teach and reinforce the core principles of the disciplines, but to have students develop a set of skills that will make them competitive in the classroom and the workforce. Teaching is why a university exists. As a result, the objective of our instructional approach is to attract and retain dedicated students to the fields of Operations Management and Industrial Engineering and to keep those students competitive and in focus with …
Using Simulation To Derive Activity-Based Costing Estimates, Paul Savory, Robert Williams
Using Simulation To Derive Activity-Based Costing Estimates, Paul Savory, Robert Williams
Department of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering: Faculty Publications
This presentation showcases integrating activity based costing into the development of a SIMAN simulation of a manufacturing system.
A Multithreaded Scheduler For A High-Speed Simulator, Gene Saghi, Kirk Reinholtz, Paul Savory
A Multithreaded Scheduler For A High-Speed Simulator, Gene Saghi, Kirk Reinholtz, Paul Savory
Department of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering: Faculty Publications
The Cassini spacecraft is on its journey to Saturn to perform a close-up study of the Saturnian system; its rings, moons, magneto-sphere, and the planet itself. Sequences of commands will be sent to the spacecraft by ground personnel to control every aspect of the mission. To validate and verify these command sequences, a bit-level, high-speed simulator (HSS) has been developed. To maximize performance, the HSS is implemented with multiple threads and runs on a multiprocessor system. A key component of the HSS is the scheduler, which controls the execution of the simulator. The general framework of the scheduler can be …