[Swarm-Modelling] NetLogo Workshop at Agent 2006, Chicago, IL, September 18-20

[Bill Rand]

Northwestern University's Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based
Modeling (CCL) in conjunction with the Northwestern Institute on 
Complex Systems (NICO) is pleased to announce a three-day NetLogo workshop 
as part of the Agent 2006 conference (http://agent2006.anl.gov/).

NetLogo (http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo) is a powerful 
cross-platform, multi-agent, programmable modeling environment that 
follows the design philosophy of "low threshold and high ceiling," making 
it possible to create models of complex phenomena with a minimum of code 
or prior programming experience. The hands-on workshop, which will be led 
by members of CCL's NetLogo team, will begin with an introduction to 
NetLogo, quickly moving toward helping participants to write their own 
models. No previous experience with NetLogo or programming is required.

The workshop will start the morning of September 18th and run through
the afternoon of September 20th in downtown Chicago.  The fee for the 
workshop will be $175 / person. Participants must bring their own 
computers (it will be possible to request a computer for an additional 
fee). The location for the workshop will be the conference hotel, which is 
theHoliday Inn - Chicago City Centre.

We can accommodate a maximum of 20 participants in this workshop.
Enrollment will be first-come first-served. For further details and 
registration, please see the web site at: 
http://ccl.northwestern.edu/agent2006. 
Questions about the workshop may be sent to 
address@hidden .