I need to simulate a process of the form

$$X_t=\int_0^t f(s,t)\mathop{dW_s}$$

where $f$ is deterministic and the integral is an Itô integral. I know I can simply take finite Itô sums of discrete increments of the Brownian motion driver, but I am wondering if there are more sophisticated approaches. Common methods such as the Euler-Maruyama method do not appear to be applicable because the integrand depends on the upper terminal $t$ and so $X_t$ is not an Itô process.

Are there known approaches for simulating this kind of process?

(Answers to related questions that would help to find relevant literature would also be useful: eg. Does this kind of process have a name? Is there a way of writing it as a SDE? If so, does that class of SDEs have a name?)