World wide web-based simulation

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Abstract

World Wide Web (WWW) simulation is a new engineering tool with enormous potential to impact engineering education. By combining the modeling capability of traditional simulation tools with the communication capability of the Internet, WWW-based simulation provides wide accessibility, controlled access, efficient maintenance and increased integration. This paper describes WWW-based simulation, reviews its development and educational applications, and summarizes the current state of the art in this rapidly evolving area.

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Veith, T. L., Kobza, J. E., & Patrick Koelling, C. (1998). World wide web-based simulation. International Journal of Engineering Education, 14(5), 316–321.

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