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==How-to==
 
==How-to==
  
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The paper should describe given topic in detail summarizing the actual state of the art. The length of an paper should be roughly about 14000 characters and the text must meet the requirements and parameters of scholar article, particularly the references (note that Wikipedia as well as any other encyclopedia is a tertiary resource and hence CANNOT be cited by no means, but it surely is not necessary to remember in master's course). You should not follow the structure and contents of our slides. '''Contrary is the case!''' You often find that there is handful of other related information and viewpoints on the respective topic and it is desirable that you work them out. Keep certain level of details.
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The paper should describe given topic in detail summarizing the actual state of the art from the system simulation perspective. The paper should always go in to detail what is the purpose of the simulating such phenomenon, what particular methods and models are used, how do they work, what are their benefits and real world applications. The length of an paper should be roughly about 14000 characters and the text '''must meet the requirements and parameters of scholar article, particularly the references''' (note that Wikipedia as well as any other encyclopedia is a tertiary resource and hence CANNOT be cited by no means, but it surely is not necessary to remember in master's course). '''References (citations) must refer to a specific page in the material you are citing.'''
  
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==Recommended structure==
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==Required structure==
  
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Unlike simulations there is no required structure of the text. The main goal is to be readable. Nevertheless you should not forget on the following points, but you do not need to keep the order and structure the text around them.
 
  
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* Introduction - real examples are a very good kind of introduction, especially if they are not very relevant to the topic at first sight, but you show that they do
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1) A complete overview of the selected essay topic
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* Problem explanation, terminology
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* Real applications
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2) Real world examples
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* Relevant facts (how the phenomenon is used, etc.)
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* References
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3) An overview of the models used and their basic characteristics, so that one can understand how they differ from each other, where each is used, and what their advantages and disadvantages are + Tools used to implement the given model
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4) Detailed presentation of two different models so that one can understand how the model works in detail, i.e., how it simulates the specified phenomenon + own illustrations
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5) Outlook
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6) References
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Stick to the topic - you should cover your topic and do not interfere the others much.
 
Stick to the topic - you should cover your topic and do not interfere the others much.
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==How to submit==
 
==How to submit==
  
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The only possible way to submit your paper is to submit a word-processor file to InSIS submit place.
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You must submit two things: paper itself and the materials in PDF from which you are citing.
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1)The only possible way to submit your paper is to submit a word-processor file to Paper Moodle submit place.
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2)The only possible way to submit the materials from which you are citing is to submit them well named in zipped file to References Moodle submit place.

Latest revision as of 08:30, 22 August 2025

How-to

The paper should describe given topic in detail summarizing the actual state of the art from the system simulation perspective. The paper should always go in to detail what is the purpose of the simulating such phenomenon, what particular methods and models are used, how do they work, what are their benefits and real world applications. The length of an paper should be roughly about 14000 characters and the text must meet the requirements and parameters of scholar article, particularly the references (note that Wikipedia as well as any other encyclopedia is a tertiary resource and hence CANNOT be cited by no means, but it surely is not necessary to remember in master's course). References (citations) must refer to a specific page in the material you are citing.

Required structure

1) A complete overview of the selected essay topic

2) Real world examples

3) An overview of the models used and their basic characteristics, so that one can understand how they differ from each other, where each is used, and what their advantages and disadvantages are + Tools used to implement the given model

4) Detailed presentation of two different models so that one can understand how the model works in detail, i.e., how it simulates the specified phenomenon + own illustrations

5) Outlook

6) References


Stick to the topic - you should cover your topic and do not interfere the others much.

How to submit

You must submit two things: paper itself and the materials in PDF from which you are citing.

1)The only possible way to submit your paper is to submit a word-processor file to Paper Moodle submit place.

2)The only possible way to submit the materials from which you are citing is to submit them well named in zipped file to References Moodle submit place.

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