Sim
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Sim may refer to:
Games and gaming
- Sim (Pencil Game)
- Sim (Maxis Sim games), a generic term for a humanoid character in the The Sims game franchise
- Simming, the act of playing any of several online roleplaying games
- Any simulation game
Computers and technology
- Subscriber Identity Module, or "SIM" card, a device used to store information in mobile phones
- Security Information Management, a concept in data security
- Simple Instant Messenger, a free instant messaging application
- A carpet simulation now called Tryk from the company Tricycle Inc.
Microelectronics Technology
- Solid-State Impact-Ionization Multipliers, or "SIM", is a amplifier that amplify small AC current signal to large current signal.
Academics
- Singapore Institute of Management
- Studio for Interrelated Media, an academic concentration at the Massachusetts College of Art
- Student information management, the process of educational institutions recording data about their students
People
- Alastair Sim (1900–1976), Scottish character actor
- Dave Sim (born 1956), Canadian comic book author
- Thomas Robertson Sim (1858-1938), South African botanist
- Sheila Sim (born 1922), English film and theatre actress
- Sim Wong Hoo (born 1955), founder of computer audio company Creative Technology
- Sim (Star Trek), a fictional character in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Similitude"
Locations
- Sim, Chelyabinsk Oblast, a town in Chelyabinsk Oblast Russia
- Sim, Perm Krai, a settlement in Perm Krai, Russia
- Sim River, a river in Russia
Other meanings
- Sim (Korean name)
- Simulation, an imitation of something else
- Serving In Mission, an international Christian mission organization formerly called Sudan Interior Mission
- Siberian International Marathon
- Space Interferometry Mission, a NASA project also known as SIM PlanetQuest
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