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| Phase one: determines when the next event in the simulation model is due. This event will usually be the completion of a current or an on-going activity. This event is used to advance the simulation clock to the time of this event. Phase two: is used to execute the events identified in phase one. This usually involves moving the entities from the activities that have just completed into appropriate queues in the model. Phase three: attempts any events in the model that are conditional in turn and execute those for which the conditions are satisfied. This process is repeated until no more conditional event takes place. |
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