I Wrote a Guide to Simulation in Python with SimPy
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Hi folks,<\/p>\n
I wrote a guide on discrete-event simulation with SimPy<\/a>, designed to help you learn how to build simulations using Python. Kind of like the official documentation but on steroids.<\/p>\n I have used SimPy personally in my own career for over a decade, it was central in helping me build a pretty successful engineering career<\/a>. Discrete-event simulation is useful for modelling real world industrial systems such as factories, mines, railways, etc.<\/p>\n My latest venture is teaching others all about this.<\/p>\n If you do get the guide, I\u2019d really appreciate any feedback you have. Feel free to drop your thoughts here in the thread or DM me directly!<\/p>\n Here\u2019s the link to get the guide: https:\/\/simulation.teachem.digital\/free-simulation-in-python-guide<\/a><\/p>\n For full transparency, why do I ask for your email?<\/p>\n Well I\u2019m working on a full course following on from my previous Udemy course on Python<\/a>. This new course will be all about real-world modelling and simulation with SimPy, and I\u2019d love to send you keep you in the loop via email. If you found the guide helpful you would might be interested in the course. That said, you\u2019re completely free to hit \u201cunsubscribe\u201d after the guide arrives if you prefer.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n submitted by \/u\/bobo-the-merciful <\/a>
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