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Welcome to the course EP2200 Queuing theory and teletraffic systems!

We are glad to welcome you to Queuing theory and teletraffic systems. In this course you learn how to evaluate the performance of communication networks, distributed computing systems and alike with the help of mathematical modeling. This knowledge is necessary for you if you want to designing any kind of systems with shared resources, such as mobile networks, fixed networks, centralized or distributed cloud services, as well as other every-day systems like airport check-in on on-line health services.

During the course you will learn from on-line material, from classroom lectures and problem solving sessions, and from a larger project. You will have to do regular home assignments and a final exam with written and oral parts.

Remember that you must have registered to maintain access to your courses after the web registration period.

Welcome!

Teasers

Queues as business opportunities

Queuing models for today's compute centers

More queuing models for the cloud

Course content

Information and assignments

You find published information about the course, and published course content, in Modules.

Under Assignments, you will find all home assignments that are due during the course. Note that you might find assignments in the modules; it's the same assignment, just linked to from the module.

Grades

You can find your grades on submitted assignments under Grades.

Communication and groups

You can find all announcements posted via Announcements. Make sure you set your notification options right, so that you get all announcements immediately.

Under the People tab, you can find the list of students in the course.

You can post questions about the material here.

For general, informal discussions, go here.

You are always welcome to contact the teacher, preferably via a message sent from Canvas.

Contact information

In this course, you will meet Viktoria Fodor, professor in communication networks at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. See: https://www.kth.se/profile/vjfodor