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*. 2001년 6월 현재, 부가세 별도 "Provides a useful set of exercises in constructing dynamic freebody diagrams that is suitable for self-study" -Jonathan Maps, University of Minnesota, Duluth "I am impressed with Freebody. A nice addition to the PAS collection." -Julien Sprott, University of Wisconsin, Madison 관련 타이틀 |
Utilizes artificial intelligence to teach students to construct freebody diagrams. Freebody was developed in the Physics Education Group at the University of Washington. It is based on sound educational research and addresses misconceptions commonly shared by students new to the study of mechanics. Students draw vectors to represent forces acting in a given situation and describe the force
in words. The computer responds with specific questions. Ten different exercises lead students
through the diagramming process, providing immediate feedback. The computer confronts students
with the logic of their beliefs and helps redefine their thinking about forces. Users can draw the forces in any order and change the length and direction of the force at
any time. An on-screen summary of each force includes the vertical and horizontal components
of each force which facilitates computation of the net force. Freebody records the complete student-computer dialogues. This data can be used to monitor student progress and investigate their understanding of introductory physics. The ten exercises move in order of difficulty. Each exercise takes about ten minutes to complete. 25 pp 시스템 사양:
The Macintosh version requires a Macintosh Plus computer or later with the following features:
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