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Original Article

Development and Implementation of a Multi-level System of Training Teachers of Mathematics-computer Science Based on Mathematical and Didactic Modeling Methods, as Well as Interdisciplinary Relations

Farchat Sh. Zaripov

Keywords: Physics and mathematics education, methods, teacher training, didactic, simulation, modeling

Article no: 34

Pages 208-215

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.34

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Original Article

Algorithm Development for Implementing the Information Resource Life Cycle Digital Twin

A. M. Popov
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A. A. Popov
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N. A. Romanov
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A. K. Ovsyankin
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A. Batyrbekova

Keywords: Digital twin, simulation modeling, anylogic, information resource, life cycle

Article no: 15

Pages 117-125

Doi: 10.15405/epct.23021.15

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Original Article

Assessing The Satisfaction Of Learning With Use Of Simulation In Medical University

Natalia A. Kloktunova
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Sergey V. Slesarev
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Marina I. Barsukova

Keywords: Information technologies, medical education, simulation training

Article no: 48

Pages 298-303

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.48

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Original Article

The Systemic Pedagogy And The Performance Of The Future Education

Teodor Ghiţescu
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Bogdan N. Nicolescu*

Keywords: System, information, bioenergy, realistic self-adaptability, simulated socio-economic modelling, realistic socio-economic simulation.

Article no: 32

Pages 267-276

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.03.32

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Original Article

Economic Dynamics As A System

Vladislav V. Osadchii
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Elmira F. Amirova
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Alexander L. Zolkin
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Inessa M. Kalyakina
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Diana R. Giniyatullina

Keywords: Development, economic dynamics, efficiency, model, production function, production, return of resources, system, simulation, solution

Article no: 80

Pages 729-735

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.80

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Original Article

Non-technical Skills in Undergraduate Nursing Education: Consideration for a Training Course Development

S. Pires
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S. Monteiro
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A. Pereira
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D. , Chaló
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E. Melo
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A. Rodrigues

Keywords: Non-Technical Skills, Nursing Education, Undergraduate Nursing Students, Patient Care and Safety, High-Fidelity Simulation, and Healthcare

Article no: 32

Pages 311-319

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.11.32

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Original Article

Dengue Influx Management And Analysis Tools (Dimat) For Prediction Modelling And Simulation

Zahidah Md. Shah
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Ruhaiyem Nur Intan Raihana

Keywords: Dengue prediction analysis, prediction modelling, simulation, web-based application.

Article no: 76

Pages 657-663

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.03.76

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