Преподавател(и):

доц. Юлияна Каракънева  д-р

Описание на курса:

Компетенции:

Студентите усвояват знания за основните понятия и аспекти на процеса на моделиране и симулации на системите и процесите в сигурността(киберсигурността) и технологии и програмни средства за моделиране.

След завършването на курса студентите следва да умеят да прилагат тези знания при решаване на конкретни приложни задачи - моделиране на процеси в отбраната и сигурността, планиране на експерименти и използване на програмни инструменти.

Предварителни изисквания:

Полезни за усвояването на материала са знанията за компютърните системи.

Форми на провеждане:
Редовен

Учебни форми:
Лекция

Език, на който се води курса:
Български

Теми, които се разглеждат в курса:

1.Модели и моделиране. Основни понятия.

2.Приложение на методите за моделиране в системите от сектора за сигурност.

3.Жизнен цикъл на моделите.Класификации на моделите.

4.Елементи от теорията на вероятностите. Вероятностно-статистическо моделиране.

5.Елементи от теорията на игрите. Игрово моделиране.

6.Имитационно моделиране.

7.Елементи от теорията за вземане на решения.

8.Програмни среди за моделиране и симулации.

9.Програмна система LINGO. Организация и приложение.

10.Симулации. Видове симулации.

11.Симулации в системите за сигурност. Предимства и недостатъци.

12.Архитектури за оперативна съвместимост при симулациите.

13.Обучение чрез симулации. Компютърно-подпомагани учения.

14.Виртуални симулации в киберсигурността.

15.Учения по киберсигурност.

Литература по темите:

1. Каракънева, Ю., Моделиране и симулации в сигурността, София, 2016.

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