MathApplets is a Java script for Bio-Informatics scripts design by Andrew R. Freed.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. MathApplets are Java applets to help teach discrete math.
Publisher review: MathApplets are Java applets to help teach discrete math. MathApplets are Java applets to help teach discrete math. This package contains the following applets: - Basic Set Applet - Set theory exercises using sets of numbers. - Blackjack Applet - Probability theory tied to a popular card game. - Factorizer Applet - Factors numbers into prime components. - Fitts Law Applet - Fitt's Law is used to measure the time it takes to move a mouse to a target, given the distance to the target and the size of the target. - Pascal's Triangle Applet - This applet produces a given row of Pascal's Triangle. - Peter's Problem Applet - An interesting problem on many levels, tied to graph theory among other things. Peter's task is to install x machines into x Unimarts in the shortest time possible. He can install units himself, train others to install them, or train other trainers. What is Peter's optimal course of action? Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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