AnyLogic University8.9.10

AnyLogic University lets users represent real or proposed systems as simulation models and examine how their behavior changes under different conditions. Its underlying technology is a Java-based, multimethod modeling environment developed by The AnyLogic Company. It supports agent-based simulation for individual entities and interactions, discrete-event simulation for processes and events, and system dynamics for changing quantities and feedback over time.

This combination helps users study problems that involve several levels of behavior instead of forcing every question into one modeling style. Models can be used to explore scenarios, compare assumptions, and observe the consequences of decisions through simulation. The three supported methodologies give students and practitioners different ways to express the same system, depending on whether the focus is people and objects, operational flow, or aggregate change.

The program suits students, instructors, researchers, and analysts learning or applying simulation modeling in education, process analysis, and systems investigation. AnyLogic University is published by AnyLogic North America and runs on Windows on x64 architecture. The current release is version 8.9.10, and its distinguishing characteristic is the combination of agent-based, discrete-event, and system-dynamics modeling within one Java-based environment.