| 1 | Basic Concepts and Domain Knowledge: Understanding of basic simulation concepts and ability to distinguish between different application areas. |
| 2 | Mathematical Modeling Skills: Ability to translate real-world problems into mathematical models and work with systems of equations. |
| 3 | Simulation Software Tools and Visualization: Ability to build models using simulation software tools and visualize results effectively. |
| 4 | Virtual Simulation Awareness: The ability to understand the basic principles of virtual simulation and grasp the use cases of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies. |
| 5 | Project Development and Implementation Skills: Ability to design, develop and apply simulation projects to real-world scenarios. |
| 6 | Ethical and Social Awareness: Ability to evaluate the ethical and social implications of simulation, awareness of data privacy and security issues. |
| 7 | Decision Making and Analytical Skills: Ability to understand how simulation can be used in decision making, scenario analysis and risk assessment. |
| 8 | Dominance of Future Trends: Ability to evaluate future trends in the field of simulation and follow innovations in the industry. |