Main Module Three Waiting Line Models
Learning Objectives
At the end of the module, the student will:
Be able to identify why waiting lines occur and the primary features of waiting line systems. Know the difference between single-channel and multiple-channel waiting line configurations Understand the characteristics of random arrival events and random and scheduled service activities. Be able to identify and interpret operating characteristics of the primary waiting line systems.
Be able to identify why waiting lines occur and the primary features of waiting line systems.
Know the difference between single-channel and multiple-channel waiting line configurations
Understand the characteristics of random arrival events and random and scheduled service activities.
Be able to identify and interpret operating characteristics of the primary waiting line systems.
Readings
Introduction to Management Science, 11th edition, by Bernard W. Taylor III. Pearson – Prentice Hall.
Chap 13 Waiting Line Models
Chap 13
Waiting Line Models
Notes
The following topics are included in summary notes for Module Three.
Module 3.1 Notes: Structure of Waiting Lines System Module 3.2 Notes: Single Channel/Single Server Module 3.3 Notes: Other Waiting Lines Models
Module 3.1 Notes: Structure of Waiting Lines System
Module 3.2 Notes: Single Channel/Single Server
Module 3.3 Notes: Other Waiting Lines Models
