The Great Train Race 2K11MIA in NYC
The Players and their StrategiesDanielle – B/D train from West 4th st. station  47th st. Rockefeller Center Frances – N/R from 8th St. NYU  49th st. Katie – A/C/E from West 4th st.  50th st. Sherene – 6 at Astor Place  42nd st. Grand Central  M42 to 42nd & 7th  walk to 47th st.
HypothesisWe think that if we take the N or R trains, we will get to TKTS the fastest. We think this because the start and end stations are close to our leaving and ending points
Expected VariablesWalking/running speedTrain delaysHeat/weatherTime of departureExit/entry points (subway cars and exits)
Unexpected VariablesUnfamiliarity of subway system (downtown vs. uptown, station locations)Sense of directionIncorrect information sources Crowded in Times SquareThere were TWO TKTS boothsTiming variabilityBroken timer (used phone)
Traveling time from Pless Hall to TKTS Booth, Times SquareDanielle – 25.02Frances – 33.28Katie – 21.18Sherene – 37.14
But….Some problems in our data collectionDanielle – Was not sure where train station was located. (Probably the most accurate time)Frances – went downtown then had to switch to uptown at Canal Street. Had to wait a long time for an uptown train. Katie – Went at a faster pace to get to station. Google Maps said that the A train stops at 50th but it doesn’t. Had to get off at 57th, transfer to downtown C, then get off at 50th. Sherene – Had trouble locating the Astor Place station. Waited until local train came, let 2 express trains leave. Forgot to transfer to S, instead took the bus.
ConclusionThe N or R trains should be the fastest. We found this out on the way back, because it took us only 13 minutes to get from the TKTS booth to right outside the subway stop at NYU. It would have only taken us another few minutes to walk to Pless Hall.
Next time….Steady walking paceRun through routes once firstBetter strategic planning of train routesMore data collection/data sheetMore accurate and up to date phone appsDouble check data

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Train Race

  • 1. The Great Train Race 2K11MIA in NYC
  • 2. The Players and their StrategiesDanielle – B/D train from West 4th st. station  47th st. Rockefeller Center Frances – N/R from 8th St. NYU  49th st. Katie – A/C/E from West 4th st.  50th st. Sherene – 6 at Astor Place  42nd st. Grand Central  M42 to 42nd & 7th  walk to 47th st.
  • 3. HypothesisWe think that if we take the N or R trains, we will get to TKTS the fastest. We think this because the start and end stations are close to our leaving and ending points
  • 4. Expected VariablesWalking/running speedTrain delaysHeat/weatherTime of departureExit/entry points (subway cars and exits)
  • 5. Unexpected VariablesUnfamiliarity of subway system (downtown vs. uptown, station locations)Sense of directionIncorrect information sources Crowded in Times SquareThere were TWO TKTS boothsTiming variabilityBroken timer (used phone)
  • 6. Traveling time from Pless Hall to TKTS Booth, Times SquareDanielle – 25.02Frances – 33.28Katie – 21.18Sherene – 37.14
  • 7. But….Some problems in our data collectionDanielle – Was not sure where train station was located. (Probably the most accurate time)Frances – went downtown then had to switch to uptown at Canal Street. Had to wait a long time for an uptown train. Katie – Went at a faster pace to get to station. Google Maps said that the A train stops at 50th but it doesn’t. Had to get off at 57th, transfer to downtown C, then get off at 50th. Sherene – Had trouble locating the Astor Place station. Waited until local train came, let 2 express trains leave. Forgot to transfer to S, instead took the bus.
  • 8. ConclusionThe N or R trains should be the fastest. We found this out on the way back, because it took us only 13 minutes to get from the TKTS booth to right outside the subway stop at NYU. It would have only taken us another few minutes to walk to Pless Hall.
  • 9. Next time….Steady walking paceRun through routes once firstBetter strategic planning of train routesMore data collection/data sheetMore accurate and up to date phone appsDouble check data