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 ====== Software for Projects ====== ====== Software for Projects ======
  
-In class, you will make use of {{http://www.vpython.org|VPython}} and {{http://code.google.com/p/python-physutil|PhysUtil}} to model the motion of different physical systems. Both bits of software have extensive documentation. Listed below are some of the things that each bit of software can do.+In class, you will make use of [[http://www.vpython.org|VPython]] and [[http://code.google.com/p/python-physutil|PhysUtil]] to model the motion of different physical systems. Both bits of software have extensive documentation. Listed below are some of the things that each bit of software can do.
 ===== VPython ===== ===== VPython =====
  
-VPython is built from the Python programming language. It adds some features that were traditionally difficult to have Python do:+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:
  
-  * Create visual objects in 3 dimensions +  * create visual objects in 3 dimensions, 
-  * Animate the motion of those objects +  * animate the motion of objects, and 
-  * Move the visualization around+  * move the visualization around with mouse interactions
  
-Extensive documentation on VPython is [[http://www.vpython.org/contents/docs/index.html|available here]]. Using Google to determine how to use VPython to do something you want is just fine.+Extensive documentation on VPython is [[http://www.vpython.org/contents/docs/index.html|available here]].
 ===== PhysUtil ===== ===== PhysUtil =====
  
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   * import CSV data   * import CSV data
  
-Extensive documentation on PhysUtil is [[https://code.google.com/p/python-physutil/w/list|available online]].+Extensive documentation on PhysUtil is [[https://code.google.com/p/python-physutil/w/list|available here]].
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