Simulación de servicio en la cafetería principal “Lunchscool” ubicada en la sede principal de la Universidad Santo Tomás por medio de la simulación de Montecarlo

Abstract

One of the applications of the Monte-Carlo simulation is prediction, especially when there is chance in process variables. For this article was made the simulation of Monte-Carlo for two hours of service in the main cafeteria “Lunchscool” of the headquarters of Saint Thomas University, for this was made a data collection and simulation of approximately two hours each, verification of independence and uniformity of random numbers used, finally some indicators showing the service time, arrival time, waiting times, average idle times and occupancy factor. It was obtained that random numbers are uniform and independent, in data collection and simulation averages are zero - two minutes each. The formulas of a m/m/1 queuing system are taken into account, giving an explosive data collection, and in the simulation with serious problems. For this some suggestions are generated better explained in the conclusions.