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NetLogo-Based Curricula
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NetLogo Citations in (non-CCL) Research Publications
go here for a list of publications by non-CCL researchers that cite NetLogo
NetLogo Learning Materials from the User Community
Books:
Tutorials (in addition to those in the NetLogo User Manual):
- Complexity Workshop Tutorials: NetLogo and RePast
by Owen Densmore
The NetLogo tutorial material, aimed at “computer-shy
scientists and other computer novices,” covers both usage
and programming, in the context of a model in which turtles form
pairs which grow into large clusters.
- NetLogo Learning Lab
from the Mesa State College Center for Agent-Based Modeling
Includes tutorial "Learning Labs", as well as "Study Guides" which
discuss specific topics. Some of the material is adapted from
the NetLogo User Manual and other sources, and some is unique
to the site.
- Turtle Epidemic: A NetLogo Simulation Activity
by Gerald J. Balzano
A three page tutorial that uses the example of
an infection spreading through a population of turtles.
- Programming Tutorial
by Christian Jost
A nine page tutorial based on Tutorial 3 in our User Manual, but
using firefly synchronization instead of hill-climbing as the
example problem. (It is in English, but procedure and variable
names are in French to help the French students for whom it
was adapted.)
- NetLogo 4.0 Quick Guide
by Luis Izquierdo
An introduction to programming in NetLogo
Tools:
- NetLogo Publication Script
by Steven Brewer
A script for simplifying the publication and updating of NetLogo models on the web.
- BBEdit Language Module
by Dave Hurley
Syntax-colors NetLogo code in the the Mac text editor BBEdit.
- NetLogo VIM Syntax File
by Steven T. Stoddard
Syntax-colors NetLogo code in the the VIM text editor.
- Notepad++
XML File to allow syntax highlighting for NetLogo projects using Notepad++ as an editor.
General resources:
- CCL Research Papers
Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling, Northwestern University
This is a complete list of our research papers, most of which involve
NetLogo (or its predecessor StarLogoT).
- NetLogoWiki
from TurtleZero.com
A collaborative, freely editable web site devoted to NetLogo.
Workshops on NetLogo:
- NetLogo workshop at Agent 2006
University of Chicago, Gleacher Center, Chicago, IL
September 18-20, 2006
- NetLogo workshop at NAACSOS 2006
University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN
June 21st, 2006
- NetLogo workshop at SwarmFest 2006
University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN
June 25th, 2006
- NetLogo workshop at Agent 2005
University of Chicago, Gleacher Center, Chicago, IL
October 10-12, 2005
- NetLogo Workshop 2004
Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling, Northwestern University
Scheduled for July 19-23, 2004.
- Second Annual Workshop on Agent-Based Modeling with NetLogo
Advanced Learning Center, Mesa State College
Scheduled for July 25-31, 2004.
Classes using NetLogo:
- EECS 372/472: Designing and Constructing Models with Multi-Agent Languages
Uri Wilensky, Northwestern University
Online materials include a series of assignments and links to projects
created by students.
- ICPSR Summer School: Complex Systems Models in the Social Sciences
Kenneth Kollman, Scott Page, and Rick Riolo, University of Michigan
Online materials include lecture notes, "A condensed introduction
to NetLogo", and suggested exercises.
- GEM2503M/CZ2307: Thinking Science On Computer
Kan Chen, National University of Singapore
Class materials include some lectures notes on
introductory NetLogo, an FAQ with some NetLogo usage notes,
a series of NetLogo-based lab assignments, and a page
containing 19 models built by students.
- CSCE 782: MultiAgent Systems
Jose M. Vidal, University of South Carolina
Class materials include a series of NetLogo-based
Problem Sets.
- Graduate Workshops in Computational Social Sciences and Economics
John Miller, Santa Fe Institute
Some student projects were made with NetLogo.
- Virtual Ecology
Thomas C. Jones, East Tennessee State University
A project designed to provide interactive activities which demonstrate ecological principles.
Other Agent-Based Modeling Environments
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