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Networked and Distributed Simulation

Cranfield University

Short course

In Bedfordshire ()

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Description

  • Type

    Short course

The emphasis is on TCP/IP style networking with particular reference to the interoperability between the fully distributed and federated networked systems and components which form the basis of defence Synthetic Environments. This defence-oriented course is primarily aimed at people requiring a technical introduction to DIS and HLA capability and the interoperability issues and processes surrounding their employment in building defence Synthetic Environments.

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Subjects

  • TCP-IP
  • Network
  • Simulation
  • IP
  • TCP
  • Network Training

Course programme

Course structure Five Days, comprising a mixture of classroom instruction and hands-on practical work and examples utilising the applications, LANs and WANs available in the Defence Academy Simulation and Synthetic Environment Laboratory (SSEL).
What you will learn

On successful completion of the course, the student will understand:

  • Basic operation of LANs and WANs and the hardware involved, sufficient for simulation interoperability purposes
  • Network protocols and standards (e.g. Ethernet, TCP/IP)
  • Simulation network architectures
  • Simulation network protocols – especially DIS and HLA
  • The principles, terminology and challenges of Simulation Interoperability
  • Workflow and processes for designing and building distributed and federated solutions (e.g. DSEEP)
  • Issues in the configuration of distributed and federated simulation applications.

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