Architect’s Scale Tutorial

Material type: Simulation

Year: 2007

Authored by:

Becky Kinney

Description:

3d image of the end of an architect's scale

Learn how to read an architect’s scale. Tutorial includes instruction, self-tests, a demonstration and a simulated scale with practice lines to measure. Immediate feedback allows students to learn at their own pace, and the practice area provides a way to continue drawing and measuring lines for as long as is necessary.

Primary Audience: Design Students who need to use an architect’s rule

Locationhttp://www.udel.edu/present/Becky/ruler/

Faculty sponsor: Jules Bruck

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Ball Bearing Defect Frequencies

Material type: Simulation

Year: 2005

Authored by:

Bill Fagerstrom, Becky Kinney

Description

bearing

This simulation is used to demonstrate how vibrational patterns are impacted by defects in different portions of a ball bearing.

Faculty Sponsor: Bill Fagerstrom

Primary Audience: College, Mechanical Engineering

Location: http://www.udel.edu/present/Becky/bearing/

Circuit Board Simulator

Material type: Simulation

Year: 2000

Authored by:

George Watson, Becky Kinney

Description

circuit.fwThis simulation allows students to build a virtual circuit using resistors and batteries from the file drawers. Users can also measure resistance, voltage and current by clicking on any element within the completed circuit. A great way to explore.

Faculty Sponsor: George Watson

Primary Audience: High School, College Introductory Electronics

Location: http://www.udel.edu/present/Becky/watson/circuit.html

Binomial Distribution

Material type: Simulation

Year: 2000

Authored by:

Becky Kinney

Description

Marble Game thumbnailMarbles bounce down an array of pegs. The resulting binomial distribution is displayed graphically in real time. A control panel allows the size of the array, and the probability of a bounce to the right to be varied.

A short introduction has been added in the form of a series of multiple choice questions with instructions.

Primary Audience: High School, College Social Sciences

Location: http://flash4ed.com/math/marbles.html

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Virtual Microscope

Material type: Simulation

Year: 2003

Used in courses: BISC104

Authored by:

Margie Barrett
Joelle Cona
Paul Hyde
Bob Ketcham
Becky Kinney
Justin Schakelman

Department or Unit: Biology

Description

MicroscopeThe Virtual Microscope is a full-fledged simulation that allows users to select and position slides, adjust lighting, magnification and focus, and measure specimens. A narrated demonstration is available to guide students through the steps required to bring a specimen into focus. There is also a checklist that indicates which steps have been completed successfully.

Primary Audience: High School, College General Ed

Location: http://www.udel.edu/biology/ketcham/microscope/

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