Intro to Queuing Theory

Operating Systems

Authors

  • Mark Gondree Sonoma State University

Abstract

This activity introduces basic concepts relating to queuing theory. Queuing theory is employed in operating systems, networking and any system involving processing, waiting and scheduling.

This activity was developed with NSF support through IUSE-1626765. You may request access to this activity via the following link: IntroCS-POGIL Activity Writing Program. 

  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Setting: Classroom
  • Activity Type: Learning Cycle
  • Discipline: Computer Science
  • Course: Operating Systems
  • Keywords: queuing theory, scheduleing, Little’s Law

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Published

2023-01-05

How to Cite

Gondree, M. (2023). Intro to Queuing Theory: Operating Systems. POGIL Activity Clearinghouse, 3(4). Retrieved from https://pac.pogil.org/index.php/pac/article/view/261

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 4 (2022): CS-POGIL Special Issue

Section

CS-POGIL Activity Writing Program

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