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EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARES


All software require DOS to run and are available on both 5.25" and 3.5" disks. Price per copy is P 150.00 for 5.25" disk and P 175.00 for 3.5" disk.

 


Chemistry

STRONG AND WEAK ACIDS

Type : Tutorial

The software consists of two short programs. The first program, SWACID simulates the ionization of strong and weak acids in solutions. This graphic simulation is designed to aid in the teaching of chemical equilibrium in acid solutions. The other program, STRWKA, graphically simulates how different weak acids ionize to different extents.

 

 

Elementary Mathematics

FACTOR GAME

Type: Game

The game is a reinforcement of the lessons on factors of a number and prime factors. The lesson aims to stimulate thought and expression on these topics and to sharpen skills in determining all factors of a number.


SNAKES AND LADDERS

Type: Game

This is like the typical Snakes and Ladders game board. The difference is that the snakes and ladders are hidden and that the child has to remember where they are hidden. The game aims to improve the user's memory.

 

 

Environmental Science

SALT WATER INTRUSION

Type: Simulation

This is the initial version of the software about saltwater intrusion. It is a simulation of the saltwater intrusion in the Philippine Archipelago. Data were provided by Mr. Ceferino de la Cruz, a Senior Hydrologist of the Local Water Utilities Administration, Balara, Quezon City.


WATER POLLUTION

Type: Simulation

This program simulates a simplified model of water pollution focused on the reduction of dissolved oxygen resulting from the breakdown of wastes in a body of water. POLUT allows students to investigate the effects of five factors (type of body of water, temperature, type of waste, rate of dumping, and type of treatment) on a water body's ability to hold waste and maintain fish life.  

 


High School Mathematics

LINEAR FUNCTIONS

Type: Graphing tool

This program graphs equation of the line of the form Y = AX + B. Serving as a tool in graphing linear functions, it can be used to investigate the concepts of slope and y-intercept.


LINEAR INEQUALITIES

Type: Graphing tool

This program is a tool in graphing linear inequalities. Solutions to linear inequalities can be taught using this software as a tool.


PRODUCT OF TWO BINOMIALS

Type: Drill

The program provides visual thinking about binomial multiplication with the use of squares and strips. The product of two binomials is viewed as the area of the rectangle formed by the strips and squares. One of the factors (binomial) is taken as the width and the other (binomial) as the length. See also complementary video lesson.


STRETCHING AND SHRINKING OF SINE AND COSINE CURVES

Type: Graphing tool

This is a program that offers practice in graphing functions in the form of Y = Asin(Kx) and Y = Acos(Kx). The students can concentrate on how the change in the values of the amplitude and frequency can affect the graph and how these two are related to the coefficients of the function.


TOWER OF HANOI

Type: Game

This program is a computerized rendition of the Tower of Hanoi, a game which became popular in Europe at the end of the nineteenth century. The game was allegedly originally played by priests in the Temple of Brahma using three diamond needles on which rested 64 golden disks, the largest one at the bottom and the smallest at the top, forming a tower.

The object of the game is to move the tower of disks from the left needle to the right needle under the condition that only one disk may be moved at a time and at no stage may a larger disk rest on top of a smaller disk.

In the program, a player may start with a left tower of up to 10 disks.

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Last Update 12/6/2005