Everyday Engineering: Queuing Theory—Is My Line Always the Slowest? | NSTA

Everyday Engineering: Queuing Theory—Is My Line Always the Slowest?

Science Scope—December 2015

This column provides an inside look at the marvels of engineering in everyday life. This month shares a lesson that shows students an iterative process that allows them to gather evidence to evaluate different models.

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