Computer Science
Department
The simulation
activities of the MISS Calgary centre are primarily educational in nature. The
Discrete Systems Simulation course CPSC 531 continues to be very popular with
the students. It is a senior undergraduate - first year graduate course. This
course has been taught recently by Prof. Ralph Huntsinger, Prof. Don Ariel and Mr. Don Bidulock. The
course requires an extensive simulation project from each student.
The simulation
related courses taught by the MISS host department, are as follows:
1)
CPSC 531
Systems Modelling and Simulation
2)
CPSC 559
Introduction to distributed systems
3)
CPSC 567
Multi-agent systems
4)
CPSC 585
Games Programming
5)
CPSC 587
Fundamentals of Computer Animation
6)
CPSC 641
Performance Issues in High Speed Networks
7)
CPSC 657 Modelling and Visualization of Plants
The management of the Calgary MISS Centre is:
1)
Director:
Professor Brian Unger, Ph.D.
2)
Associate
Director: Professor
3)
Associate
Director: Associate Professor K.L. Chowdhury, Ph.D.
Submitted by: R.
C. Huntsinger