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With it, the model gets initialized. Commands which are entered before this Proceed are not executed by the simulator. However, a saved simulation run can be continued without executing a Proceed! | |||
===Input of Commands=== | ===Input of Commands=== | ||
Projects can be | Projects can be managed by trainees by entering commands via the interface of the simulation component. Trainees receive feedback in the form of messages from the system. For example, by selecting the command '''Specify''', a trainee briefs a developer to create the specification. | ||
The simulator | The simulator then reacts by telling that the developer has started this activity. After some steps in time, by pressing the Proceed button, the system informs us that the developer has finished working on the specification. | ||
the developer has finished the specification. | |||
===Step in time during the Project === | ===Step in time during the Project === | ||
There are two possibilities to | There are two possibilities to proceed the time during the simulation run: | ||
# Step in time | # Step in time day by day | ||
# Step in time | # Step in time by '''several''' days | ||
====Step in time | ====Step in time day by day==== | ||
To step in time | To step in time day by day, trainees can click on the «'''Proceed'''» button. If one clicks on this button, the project time will change to the next day, also meaning that the project status of the next day will be calculated. | ||
====Step in time | ====Step in time by several days==== | ||
When trainees want to skip the project time by several days, they can enter the desired number of steps in the field «'''Number of steps'''». Afterwards, a click on the button «Proceed» increases the project time by the chosen number of days. Every feedback that occurs during this period of time will be displayed in the simulation window(where you can use the scroll bar to see older messages). | |||
====Execution of the Simulation==== | ====Execution of the Simulation==== | ||
The simulation can be executed | The simulation run can be executed with the '''SimulationPlus - Component'''. | ||
Revision as of 18:08, 15 May 2013
Starting a new Simulation Run
| If you start a new Simulation Run , a «Proceed» is executed automatically. |
With it, the model gets initialized. Commands which are entered before this Proceed are not executed by the simulator. However, a saved simulation run can be continued without executing a Proceed!
Input of Commands
Projects can be managed by trainees by entering commands via the interface of the simulation component. Trainees receive feedback in the form of messages from the system. For example, by selecting the command Specify, a trainee briefs a developer to create the specification.
The simulator then reacts by telling that the developer has started this activity. After some steps in time, by pressing the Proceed button, the system informs us that the developer has finished working on the specification.
Step in time during the Project
There are two possibilities to proceed the time during the simulation run:
- Step in time day by day
- Step in time by several days
Step in time day by day
To step in time day by day, trainees can click on the «Proceed» button. If one clicks on this button, the project time will change to the next day, also meaning that the project status of the next day will be calculated.
Step in time by several days
When trainees want to skip the project time by several days, they can enter the desired number of steps in the field «Number of steps». Afterwards, a click on the button «Proceed» increases the project time by the chosen number of days. Every feedback that occurs during this period of time will be displayed in the simulation window(where you can use the scroll bar to see older messages).
Execution of the Simulation
The simulation run can be executed with the SimulationPlus - Component.
