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Ever wanted to try your hand at traffic signal timing? Here's your chance - the University of Minnesota has developed the "Gridlock Buster" traffic control game. The University is trying to entice young folks into giving civil engineering a try. Read more here.
I played a few levels (don't tell my boss). Fun, but not addictive.
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Don't tell your boss? Aren't you technically the boss, Mike? I will have to check this out to see how I do.
Posted by: Tom Domres | August 07, 2009 at 02:02 PM