The demo for August is now on the site: it does simple queueing systems. I’m teaching this stuff again next year, so I though this would be useful. It’s not entirely new this one, it’s a re-write of a demo that was originally done a long time ago in VB, but now it’s available in Silverlight and on-line.<\/p>\n
It’s in the “Maths and Basic Concepts” section.<\/p>\n
(By the way, if you’re wondering why I’ve spelt “queueing” with two ‘e’s when it’s more commonly spelt with just one, it’s because it is (as far as I know) the only word in English with five consecutive vowels, so I think it should be preserved where possible.)<\/p>\n
Nothing more from me for the rest of this month – I’m going on “holiday”. I put that in inverted commas since I suspect this is going to be the sort of holiday that is enjoyed some time afterwards; it’s proving to be very stressful to get everything ready for this trip. I must make a resolution not to plan any holidays quite so adventurous in future; they are supposed to be relaxing, aren’t they? Isn’t that the whole point?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The demo for August is now on the site: it does simple queueing systems. I’m teaching this stuff again next year, so I though this would be useful. It’s not entirely new this one, it’s a re-write of a demo … Continue reading