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 ===== News ===== ===== News =====
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-  * <wrap em>**Insert the date here**</​wrap>: ​the course web site is now on-line+  * <wrap em>**February 29nd, 2016**</​wrap>: ​The page is on-line ​
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 **Teacher**: ​ **Teacher**: ​
-  * [[http://docenti.unicam.it/pdett.aspx?​ids=N&​tv=d&​UteId=207&​ru=PO|Emanuela Merelli]] ​+  * [[http://computerscience.unicam.it/merelli/|Emanuela Merelli]] ​
  
 **Lessons schedule**: **Lessons schedule**:
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   * Wednesday, 11am - 1pm (Room, D. M. Ritchie)   * Wednesday, 11am - 1pm (Room, D. M. Ritchie)
  
-**Students ​reception ​hours**: +**Students ​Office ​hours**: 
-  * Tuesday 5:​30pm ​7:30pm+  * Monday 4pm 6pm,  Palazzo Battibocca - 2nd Piano - Room n.CS-05
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-The course intends blablabla....+  - Be able to characterize the modelling of complex systems. 
 +  - Be able to apply methods, languages and techniques of the distributed calculus and coordination in modelling complex systems. 
 +  - Be able to design a multiagent system using prototyping environment. 
 +  - Be able to characterize the evolution of a model with the analysis of real phenomenological data
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-....+  - Models and languages for distributed Calculus: process algebraic calculi, rule-based (CHAM), membrane-based (P-Systems). 
 +  - Coordination models and languages: Linda, Klaim 
 +  - Concurrent Programming paradigms: Agent-oriented,​ Actor-based. 
 +  - Multiagent modelling and simulation environments:​ REPAST 
 +  - Topological data analysis for driven modelling: S[B]
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 **Reference books** **Reference books**
-  ​* 1st book +  ​- N. Khakpour, E. Merelli, M. Sirjani, L. Tesei. A Formal Approch to Multi-level Adaptive Systems: Modelling ad Analysis - Lecture Notes 
-  ​* 2nd book +  ​- M.Wooldrige,​ An Introduction to Multiagent Systems,​John Wiley & Sons, 2009  
-  ​... +  ​- LAceto, A.Ingosfdottier,​ KLarsen Reactive Systems: Modelling, Specification and Verification (Cambridge University Press, 2007  
-  ​+  ​- A. Zomorodiam, Topology for computing, Cambridge Univerisity Press, 2005
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   * Winter session dates here (2016)   * Winter session dates here (2016)
 **Exam rules**: ​ **Exam rules**: ​
 +  * Homeworks
 +  * Development of a project (group or individual assignment).
  
 ** Exam Results ** ** Exam Results **
   * N/A   * N/A
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