Eric Sims at Notre Dame has an excellent set of self contained notes:

http://www3.nd.edu/~esims1/using_dynare_sp15.pdf

He uses a small neoclassical model as an example and goes over the model derivation, how to construct each block of Dynare code, different simulation options, interpreting output, and how to do higher order approximations. Full code is included for each step in the notes.

Eric Sims at Notre Dame has an excellent set of self contained notes.

He uses a small neoclassical model as an example and goes over the model derivation, how to construct each block of Dynare code, different simulation options, interpreting output, and how to do higher order approximations. Full code is included for each step in the notes.

Eric Sims at Notre Dame has an excellent set of self contained notes:

http://www3.nd.edu/~esims1/using_dynare_sp15.pdf

Eric Sims at Notre Dame has an excellent set of self contained notes:

http://www3.nd.edu/~esims1/using_dynare_sp15.pdf

He uses a small neoclassical model as an example and goes over the model derivation, how to construct each block of Dynare code, different simulation options, interpreting output, and how to do higher order approximations. Full code is included for each step in the notes.