SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. International Semester. Engineering School. International Semester EII. February June (second semester) Type 6 ECTS ENGLISH

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Guide of the subject Subject Topic Module Degree SYSTEM DYNAMICS, MODELLING AND SIMULATION IN ENGINEERING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING International Semester. Engineering School International Semester EII Plan Code 75002 Dates February June (second semester) Type OPTIONAL Cicle International Semester EII Course 4º ECTS Credits Languaje Profesors Contact data (E-mail) Optional tutorials Departament 6 ECTS ENGLISH Margarita Mediavilla Pascual Luis Javier Miguel González marga@eii.uva.es ljmiguel@eii.uva.es Margarita Mediavilla: Mondays de 11:00 a 14:00 and Tuesdays 10:00 to 12:00 (second semester) EII-Mendizábal (besides P32) Luis Javier Miguel: Tuesdays 10:00 to 13:00 (second semester) EII-Paseo del Cauce. Office 130-D (First floor) Ingeniería de Sistemas y Automática. (Systems Engineering and Automatic Control) 1 de 8

1. Situation / Meaning of the subject 1.1 Context Engineers must deal with an industrial, economic, social and environmental reality that requires making decisions based on knowledge subject to a high degree of uncertainty. System dynamics is a tool that enables recognizing the main trends and dynamic relationships that exist in that reality and helps engineers and other professionals in the decision taking processes. 1.2 Relation with other subjects This subject is related to modelling and simulation in engineering, but offers a different perspective, since it s applied to non-engineering as well as to engineering problems and offers a wide perspective not limited to physical laws. It s mathematical background is based on differential equations but its knowledge is not needed to follow the subject (apart from basic numerical calculus). It can be of interest for students of social, economic, health sciences, etc. as well as students of technical degrees. 1.3 Requirements Basic knowledge of numerical calculus (differentiation, integration, numerical functions, etc.) 2 de 8

2. Competences 2.1 General CG1. Capacity of analysis and synthesis. CG2. Capacity to organize plan. CG3. Capacity of oral expression. CG4. Capacity of written expression. CG5. Capacity to learn and work autonomously. CG6. Capacity to solve problems. CG7. Capacity of critical/logical reasoning. CG8. Capacity to apply knowledge. CG9. Capacity to work in a team. CG11. Capacity of creativity and innovation. CG13. Capacity to act ethically and with social compromise. CG14. Capacity to evaluate. 2.2 Especific CE21 Comprehension of the quantitative methods, algorithms, optimization, queue theory, decision taking, modelling and simulation, validation in the field of industrial, economic and social systems. COp4. Capacity to analyze the dynamics of hybrid systems with imprecise information of different sources. COp5. Capacity to apply the system dynamics modeling techniques and control theory to the modeling of technological, economic, social and natural systems. 3 de 8

3. Objectives Know the basis of system dynamics modeling Modeling systems of different nature qualitative in a and quantitative form Capacity to analyze the dynamics that appear in systems subject to feedback. Capacity to analyze the effects of non-linearity and delays in dynamic systems. Apply modeling techniques to technological, economic, social and natural systems. Work in group and in autonomously. Organize and plan time. Apply critical reasoning. 4 de 8

4. Dedication of the student to the subject ON-SITE ACTIVITIES HOURS HOMEWORK ACTIVITIES HORAS Sessions of theory and practical cases 26 Autonomous work on theoretical contents 20 Computer simulation 30 Autonomous work on practical contents 20 Work presentations 4 Carrying out of assignments and reports. Preparation of evaluation 45 5 Total on-site 60 Total not on-site 90 5 de 8

5. Thematic blocs Bloc 1: System Dynamics Work load in ECTS: 6 a. Context Engineers must deal with an industrial, economic, social and environmental reality that requires making decisions based on knowledge subject to a high degree of uncertainty. System dynamics is a tool that enables recognizing the main trends and dynamic relationships that exist in that reality and helps engineers and other professionals in the decision taking processes. b. Learning objectives Know the basic element of system dynamics modelling and be able to use it. c. Contents 1. Dynamic models applied to technological, social, economic, natural systems. 2. Elements of system dynamics: stocks, flows, information and material flows, inputs, outputs, feedback and delays. 3. Basic structures. 4. Analysis methods in system dynamics 5. Introduction to systems identification. 6. Examples of application of system dynamics to business, environmental and social systems. d. Teaching methods Explanation of theoretical contents and practical cases with the participation of students. Practical exercises and simulations with the software Vensim and MATLAB in the laboratory. e. Work plan Weeks 1 and 2. Theory sessions: introduction and basic notions of system dynamics. Practical sessions: introduction to the Vensim program and examples. Weeks 3, 4 and 5: Sessions of theory: basic elements of system dynamics modelling, model structure, stocks, flows, feedbacks. Practical sessions: elaboration of simple models and causal diagrams. Weeks 6, 7 and 8: Sessions of theory: behavior patterns and its corresponding models. Practical sessions: elaboration of the first models of students (first assignments). Weeks 9, 10 and 11: Sessions of theory: archetype models, scenario generation, decision taking. Practical sessions: models of stocks and sales management, models of populations dynamics. Weeks 12, 13, and 14: Sessions of theory: system identification and model validation. Practical sessions: work on final project. Week 15: finalization and presentation of the final Project. f. Evaluation Individual assignment (50%) group assignment (50%). g. Bibliography 6 de 8

Autor Martín García, Juan Título System Dynamics: theory and practical exercises Publicac Barcelona : Juan Martín García, 2012 ISBN 84-607-9304-4 BUSINESS DYNAMICS : SYSTEMS THINKING AND MODELING FOR A COMPLEX WORLD / JOHN D. STERMAN DYNAMIC MODELING FOR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT : AN INTRODUCTION / BERNARD MCGARVEY, BRUCE HANNON MODELING DYNAMIC ECONOMIC SYSTEMS / MATTHIAS RUTH, BRUCE HANNON MODELING THE ENVIRONMENT/ ANDREW FORD i. Resources needed Añada tantas páginas como bloques temáticos considere realizar. 7 de 8

6. Schedule BLOC ECTS PERIOD SISTEM DYNAMICS 6 weeks 1-15 7. Evaluation INSTRUMENT Weight in final grade OBSERVATIONS Practical exercise (week 5) 10% Practical exercise (week 8) 10% Practical exercise (week 10) 15% Practical exercise (week 12) 15% Final group project (week 15) 50% CALIFICATION First summons: individual assignments 50%, group project 50% o Second summons: individual assignments 50%, written exam 50% o 8. Final considerations 8 de 8