Examples of the use of computer simulations in two undergraduate courses, (American Foreign Policy and Introduction to International Politics), and a faculty computer literacy course on simulations and artificial intelligence, are provided in this compilation of various instructional items. A list of computer simulations available for various mainframes and microcomputers provides information on software titles, appropriate hardware, vendors, and prices under the following headings: heads of state, nuclear war, conventional programs, submarine and naval, guerilla war, arms races, colonial war, ecological and environmental, elections and social choice, and miscellaneous. A list of vendor addresses and telephone numbers is followed by a copy of a handout given to students who were asked to use simulations in an Introduction to International Politics course. A course outline for a faculty computer literacy course on simulation and artificial intelligence concludes the paper. (LH)