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     |                     ATTENTION                            |
     |      SIMULATION TEACHERS,  USERS, AND RESEARCHERS        |
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     |        A New Listserve List for Simulationists           |
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     |                     SIMEDU-L@NMSUVM1                     |
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     |    TEACHING AND USING SIMULATION AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL    |
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      There is a new listserv list for
      discussion of items related to
      Teaching Simulation at the University Level.

      Simulation is often taught as a modeling technique
      in Business Colleges and Industrial Engineering programs.
      Many of these courses include similar content and
      use the same programming languages.
      Sometimes there is a separate simulation course and
      often simulation is taught as part of some larger topie.
      We feel that people involved simulation education will
      have many similar interests and concerns.

      This may become a forum for discussion of curriculum
      concerns as well as a place to ask questions about
      the most commonly used languages GPSS, SIMAN, SLAM,
      SIMSCRIPT and others.

      To subscribe to this listserve list,
      on VM/SP IBM systems the command is:
        TELL LISTSERV AT NMSUVM1 SUB SIMEDU-L <your name>

      on MVS IBM systems, the command is:
        TRANSMIT NMSUVM1.LISTSERV 'SUB SIMEDU-L <your name>' NOPROLOG

      on VAX systems, the command is:
         SEND LISTSERV@NMSUVM1 SUB SIMEDU-L <your name>

 This is a brand new list but we expect to build it to have 100 or
 more subscribers within the next year.
 Thanks for your support.
            Bob Roberts  RROBERTS@NMSU.EDU
                         RROBERTS@NMSUVM1.BITNET