Simulation Software in Civil Engineering: A Report

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1. What have you learned from your experience with the simulation software? Is there
anything that you like to do it differently? Please explain.
Simulation refers to the technique for learning and practices which can be applied at
many different disciplines and trainees which helps in replacement and can upgrades the
experience of people. The process of simulation software is based upon the process of
showcasing that phenomenon with other set of mathematical formulas and it is often used
in the gaming and it also has use in industrial applications. In this it is required to check
the program behaves as the real process so there will be a probability that proposed one’s
are correct (Behunova and Knapcikova, 2018).
2. Was your city close to the water resources? What about electricity sources? Did you
have enough budget to complete the construction of infrastructure of your city?
How much the “decision making” process in initial stages was important for you
No, Syria is not close to the water resources most of the Syria comprises of desert
plateaus with and elevation range of 200-1000 meters which means there is scarcity of water
resources. In Syria, almost one third of the water resource resides outside of the country and
there is proper requirement of resource management in Syria.
In Syria, they use self-produced energy and the production electric energy is 17bn kWh also in
this 121% is used for individual’s requirements. Syria is taking steps towards the development
and making it a smart which includes everything and at the same time it can be beneficial for the
people and also affect the country economy (Mourad and Berndtsson, 2015).
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References:
Behunova, Annamaria, Behun, Marcel & Knapcikova, Lucia 2018, ‘Simulation Software
Support of Manufacturing Processes in Engineering Industry’, TEM Journal, vol. 7, no. 4, pp.
849–853, accessed from .
Mourad, Khaldoon A & Berndtsson, Ronny 2015, ‘Syrian Water Resources between the present
and the Future’, Air, Soil and Water Research, vol. 4, no. 2011, pp. 93–100.
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