SIMULATION

SBI 3013

GROUP B

INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

MEMBERS IN BIOLOGY
1) Mimi Nurasyikin Binti Dates
Shamsudin
( D20162075565 ) 11 April 2017
Nur Fatini Izzati Binti Mohd
( D20162075567)
Lecture :
En. Azmi Bin Ibrahim
Nurhanisah Najwa Binti Ahmad
Yani
( D20162075569)
WHAT IS SILMULATION?
Simulation is the imitation of the
operation of a real-world process or
system over time.

The act of simulating something first

requires that a model be developed;
this model represents the key
characteristics, behaviors and
functions of the selected physical or
 ADVANTAGES VS.
DISADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

Results are accurate in general, compared to Expensive to build a simulation model.

analytical model.

Study the behavior of a system without Sometimes it is difficult to interpret the

building it. simulation results

help to find unexpected phenomenon, take a long time to develop a good simulation
behavior of the system model
Experiments:

Manupulated variables : Popolation of owl

Reponding variable : Number of palm tree

Constant variable : Population of rat

Population of owl : 10
Population of rat :13 000 Picture A: ORIGINAL
( Conducting Experiments )
Population of owl : 15
Population of rat : 13 000

Picture B : Increase the

population of owl
Population of owl : 5
Population of rat : 13 000

Picture C : Decrease the

population of owl.
HOW SIMULATION CAN IMPROVE
OR MOTIVATE STUDENTS?
Games and simulations can be rich learning
environments for students. Students today have
grown up playing games and using interactive
tools such as the Internet, phones, and other
appliances. Games and simulations enable
students to solve real-world problems in a safe
environment and enjoy themselves while doing
CONCLUSION
A simulator is a device that may use any
combination of sound, sight, motion and smell to
make you feel that you are experiencing an actual
situation. Some video games are good examples
of low-end simulators. For example, you have
probably seen or played race car arcade games.