Software Development Queuing Model
Norman F. Schneidewind · Journal of Aerospace Computing Information and Communication · 2009
Queueing models have been applied to the fault detection and correction process [1,2]. In addition, analysis of the time spent by faults in a software testing system has led naturally to an increased interest in the dynamics of queuing networks, which are used to model such systems. Analytical as well as simulation models have been used to study the behavior of queues and fault correction stations in testing systems [3]. Both analytical and simulation models are employed in an attack on relieving fault bottlenecks in fault correction systems.