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This is a Python implementation of simplekit. Simplekit is intended as a pedagogical teaching tool for discrete event modeling, based on Schruben's Event Graphs. See the SimulationBasics.pdf in docs for a quick introduction to discrete event modeling, an explanation of SimpleKit's architecture, and a working example of a queueing model. Additional examples can be found in the demos folder. API documentation can be generated using pydoc.

We recommend using numpy for random variate generation.

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