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CSMP III (Continuous System Modeling Program III) is a simulation language used for modeling and solving continuous systems, particularly those described by differential equations. It allows users to define system components and their interactions, facilitating the analysis of complex dynamic behaviors in engineering and scientific applications.

A CSMP III expert must have strong skills in mathematical modeling, particularly with differential equations. They should be proficient in programming within the CSMP III language and understand system dynamics and simulation techniques. Knowledge of numerical methods for solving continuous systems is also essential.

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CSMP III was developed in the 1970s as an advancement of earlier continuous system simulation languages. It aimed to provide more robust and flexible tools for engineers and scientists to model dynamic systems described by differential equations. The language evolved to meet the growing complexity of simulations required in various fields, although specific details about its creators are not widely documented.

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Strengths of CSMP III included its ability to handle complex differential equations and its suitability for engineering and scientific simulations. Weaknesses involved a steep learning curve and limited versatility compared to modern tools. Competitors included MATLAB/Simulink, which offered more user-friendly interfaces and broader functionality, and other simulation languages like ACSL (Advanced Continuous Simulation Language).

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