Simulation school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Your goal is get operational insight and experience in running a fossil fired power plant, using a full-scope power plant Simulator. This course is ideal for Utility Managers, Supervisors, Engineers, and Entry-level power plant operators. You Can Expect To: * Gain knowledge of all major and auxiliary systems, and controls in a typical fossil power plant. * Gain experience in startup and shutdown operations. * Gain experience in handling major upsets. * Get a hands-on appreciation for Power Plant...

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Simulation is one of the most widely used methodologies for modeling and analyzing complex systems and processes. In recent years its use in business applications has increased dramatically due to available and easy-to-use software on increasingly powerful personal computers. Students learn how to design, build, use, and analyze simulation models of business systems and processes using widely available simulation software. The business systems and processes that the class studies are supply chai...

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This course will introduce students to the modeling and simulation applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Learn the basics of discreet event simulation and use commercially available software to develop models of various manufacturing and service systems. Cover approaches to the development conceptual and computer models, data collection and analysis, model verification and validation, and simulation output analysis. Learn how to model chemical, biochemical, and separation processes in...

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Understand concepts and skills required to design, program, implement, and use computers to solve complex systems analysis problems. Learn how to formulate modeling problems, build effective models, analyze data, and use models to evaluate alternative designs and processes that arise in the development of complex systems and products. Obtain an overview of modeling techniques used in decision analysis, including Monte Carlo simulation and system dynamics modeling.

You’re an administrative assistant at the corporate headquarters of King’s Stores Company, a chain of retail stores, and report to Maxine Washington, Merchandising Manager. Recently, you were disappointed when Maxine turned you down for a promotion. During a meeting with Maxine, you’ll have the opportunity to find out to why she didn’t promote you. You’ll need to listen actively and effectively to her constructive criticism. Also, you will need to deal with this criticis...

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