Dynamic Simulation with MiMiC Training Courses at MYNAH, December 5 - 9, 2011

Please join us at MYNAH's world headquarters in Chesterfield, Missouri for Dynamic Simulation with MiMiC Training Course, December 5th through 9th, 2011.

The Dynamic Simulation with MiMiC Course starts at noon on Monday, December 5th, and will finish at noon on Friday, December 9th.  This course will provide indepth instruction on the use of MiMiC Simulation Software for developing, maintaining dynamic simulations for control system testing and operator training.  The course will be taught by MYNAH Simulation Consultants, Product Developers, and Applications Engineers.

In Dynamic Simulation with MiMiC we will cover:

• Getting Started with MiMiC - Installation, Validation, Updates, Licensing, Getting Help
• MiMiC Simulated IO System - understanding, building, and using dynamic IO connections to DeltaV, Rockwell, Schneider and other control systems
• MiMiC Database Generation - using MiMiC Utilities to build a simulation database
• Using MiMiC - working in MiMiC Explorer, Simulation Studio, and Diagnostics
• MiMiC Views - viewing and controlling models in MiMiC Data VIew, Trend View, and Component Studio
• MiMiC Operator Training Manager - building training scenarios, taking process snapshots, developing instructor station graphics
• MiMiC Test Bench - automating the control system testing process
• Medium Fidelity Modeling - using MiMiC base modeling functions to build medium fidelity dynamic process models
• Advanced Modeling - using MiMiC Advanced Modeling Objects to build high fidelity dynamic process models
• MiMiC System Management and Maintenance

Click here to view the day by day course agenda.

The price and model number of the school is shown below.  A seat in the school can be purchased through your local MYNAH sales representative.  

See MYNAH Technologies Terms and Conditions of Sale.

I look forward to seeing you in December at Dynamic Simulation with MiMiC.  And we always appreciate your comments, questions, or suggestions.
Hope to hear from you soon.

Mart Berutti, 08/03/11