Go West Scenario of KESE

An Introduction to Knowledge & Economics Simulation

Jeff Elpern

Table of Contents

Prefaces

1. Why Read This Book

Prefaces

Table of Contents

1. Why Read This Book

This book is dedicated to my grandson Andrew Giest who showed my how to educate the high tech generation.

1.��Why Read This Book

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Note

Commitment to Instant Publishing. This book is a working example of the SQI microPublishing philosophy of instant publishing. This book is a work-in-progress. All of the material is in draft form (some in rough draft form). Some of the sections have example code with little of the description provided. Some sections have notes that need to be expanded to full text at some point in the future. However, all of the material fulfills the SQI microPublishing concept that any insight or new knowledge has value and needs to be quickly shared into the community of interest.

Note

Authors Add. The document structure is here: Document Settings

Table of Contents

1. Go West Introduction

1.1. Introduction to Go West Simulation

2. Sun Up

2.1. Introduction to a Daily Drive Events Engine

2.2. Incremental Programming

2.3. Just-in-time Knowledge

2.4. Basic Development Tools

2.5. Basic Simulation of Daily Cycle

2.6. On the Clock

3. Visualize the West

3.1. Introduction to a Display and Graphics Events Engine

List of Figures

2.1. Python Edit Window
2.2. Simulation Output in Python Shell
2.3. Event Loop Output