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CSE-870 PETRI-NETS
Campus RCMS
Programs PG
Session Fall Semester 2016
Course Title PETRI-NETS
Course Code CSE-870
Credit Hours 3
Pre-Requisutes None
Course Objectives
  • To provide the introduction of Petri Nets as Modeling Approach,
  • To Understand the Mathematical models for Petri Nets & their use for modeling and verification of complex systems.
Detail Content
  • Bases of Petri Nets
    • Basic Concepts
    • Special Petri Nets
    • Modeling Of Some Concepts
  • Properties of Petri Nets
    • Presentation Of The Main Properties
    • Seeking The Properties Of Petri Nets
  • Non-Autonomous Petri Nets
    • Introduction
    • Synchronized Petri Nets
    • Interpreted Petri Nets
    • Timed Petri Nets
  • Autonomous Continuous and Hybrid Petri Nets
    • Motivation
    • Autonomous Continuous Petri Nets
    • Autonomous Hybrid Petri Nets
    • Properties of Autonomous Continuous and Hybrid
    • Petri Nets
    • Extended Hybrid Petri Nets
  • Timed Continuous Petri Nets
    • Definition of The Model
    • Conflicts
    • Speed Calculation Algorithms
    • Properties
    • Maximal Speeds Functions of Time
  • Timed Hybrid Petri Nets
    • Definition of The Model
    • Algorithm
    • Variants of The Model
    • Extended Timed Hybrid Petri Nets
  • Hybrid Petri Nets with Speed
    • Approximation of Timed Discrete Systems by Vhpns
    • Asymptotic Hybrid Petri Nets (Ahpns)
    • Other Models
Course Outcomes
  • The modeling approach of Petri Nets is a widely used approach for complex dynamic systems.
  • Students of different disciplines can use this approach to model and analysis variety of systems, at different levels of abstraction.
  • These systems include complex biological regulatory networks, software systems, communication systems, control systems, production systems and many others.
Text/Ref Books Discrete, Continuous, and Hybrid Petri Nets By René David, Hassane Alla
Time Schedule
Faculty/Resource Person Assistant Professor - Dr Jamil Ahmed