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Dec 26, 2024
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ITIS 6110 - Agent-Based Modeling
Discusses the definition of an agent-based model, the components of a model, the implementation of a model, the comparison of an agent-based model to an equation‑based model, the relationship to complex adaptive systems, and the details of how to use NetLogo to actually implement a model. Identifies when agent-based modeling is preferred over equation-based modeling. Also describes similarities and differences between the two techniques. After taking this course, students, once a complex adaptive system has been identified, are able to identify a suitable environment for a model, identify the key agents of the system, identify the key behaviors of those agents, and implement a model to illustrate the complex adaptive nature of the system with NetLogo.
Credit Hours: (3)
Cross-listed Course(s): ITIS 8110
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