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====== Software for Projects ====== | ====== Software for Projects ====== | ||
- | You will make use of {{http:// | + | In class, you will make use of [[http:// |
===== VPython ===== | ===== VPython ===== | ||
+ | VPython is built from the Python programming language. It adds some features that were traditionally difficult to have Python do. With very little code, VPython can: | ||
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+ | * create visual objects in 3 dimensions, | ||
+ | * animate the motion of objects, and | ||
+ | * move the visualization around with mouse interactions | ||
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+ | Extensive documentation on VPython is [[http:// | ||
===== PhysUtil ===== | ===== PhysUtil ===== | ||
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+ | PhysUtil is a module for VPython that makes it simpler to create highly visual simulations. With very little code, PhysUtil lets you: | ||
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+ | * generate motion maps | ||
+ | * make timers | ||
+ | * plot graphs, and | ||
+ | * import CSV data | ||
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+ | Extensive documentation on PhysUtil is [[https:// |