Professor
Howard Blum (212) 346-1871 hblum@pace.edu http://csis.pace.edu/~blum |
Fall 2013 (NYC)
Wed. 6:10-9:00
CRN 72183 163 William St., Rm 1410 |
CS 607 Simulation and Computer Network Analysis |
DESCRIPTION: |
An introduction to
the basic probability models, queuing theory, and
simulation techniques used in the performance analysis and capacity
planning of
computer networks and Internet systems. Topics include event
probability, standard discrete and continuous probability
distributions, the Poisson process, random number generation,
discrete-event system modeling and simulation techniques, statistical
estimation, and basic queuing models.
The topics are illustrated with applications to current Internet-related systems. |
OUTLINE: |
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TEXTS: |
Blum, H., Lecture Notes on Probability,
Modeling, and Discrete-Event Simulation, 2013.
(distributed in class)
(recommended, copy in library, will omit calculus-based derivations) |
REFERENCES (Optional): |
(library reserve QA273.A46). Ross, Sheldon M, A First Course in Probability, 3rd ed., Macmillan, 1988 (library reserve QA273.R83 1988). Mitrani, I., Modelling Computer and Communication Systems, Cambridge University Press, 1987 (library reserve QA76.9.C65 M56). |
Last Updated: 9-5-13 |