The European In-Depth Training took place in Paris on May 13-15, 2013. Five students from different countries took part in it, representing the following organizations: Consolidated Contractors Company (Greece), University of Bielefeld (Germany), The University of Nottingham (UK), Savonia University (Finland), University of Pardubize (Czech Republic).
Due to the small class size, the atmosphere during the training was friendly and students were able to get to know each other and us better. It is of upmost importance for us to take the time to answer all of the students' questions. So, as usual, in addition to completing the training program, we did our best to provide them with expertise on their own simulation projects.
This was the last time a separate AnyLogic In-Depth Training was held. From now on, Fundamentals and In-Depth Training will always run back-to-back and students will be able to enroll in one class or both. With this change, students will be able to spend less money on the classes because taking both courses is now cheaper than before!
The next training sessions will be held in Chicago (US) this July. The next European training will take place in Paris in October. We are looking forward to seeing you in classes!
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