DES-1 : an inter-active continuous system simulation language.

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Kalashian, Michael Alex
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1969-06Advisor
Rahe, Geo A.
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There are strong tutorial advantages to Digital Computer Simulation
of Control System's problems. This is particularly true where such
simulations do not require sophisticated. programming techniques and
where the user may directly interact with his problem. The purpose of
this study was to develop such a capability for the Naval Postgraduate
School's direct-access Computer System.
The installation was to be accomplished using the DES-1 Simulation
Language and an SDS 9300 Digital Computer. The DES-1 software requires
a special DES-1 Console for optimum performance. Due to the lack of
this Console, a reformulation of the language was necessary. This
process involved simulating the Console and revising the language to
operate with existing hardware.
The language was re-written and the revised system has been installed
as an operating system. Complete documentation is available
in the DES-1 Programming Manual, which was prepared as part of this
study.
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