Orientation Examples Showing Application of the C.A.M.P.U.S. Simulation Model.

This pamphlet contains information and examples intended to show how the University of Toronto C.A.M.P.U.S. model operates. C.A.M.P.U.S. (Comprehensive Analytical Method for Planning in the University Sphere) is a computer model which processes projected enrollment statistics and other necessary information in such a way as to yield time-based estimates of requirements for academic and non-academic staff, lecture and laboratory space, office space, and the various categories of expense encountered in a large university. Because the model is large and complex, a small orientation model is presented to show the power of the simulation model with as much of the complexity removed as possible. The simulation results take the form of output data containing space, staff, and budget information and changes caused by input of certain "what if?" data. (FS)