41. Index Of /projects/tutorials/Java/examples/Geometry/Polygon Parent Directory 02Oct-2000 0736......Index of /projects/tutorials/Java/examples/geometry/Polygon. Name Lastmodified Size http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/tutorials/Java/examples/Geometry/Polygon/

Index of /projects/tutorials/Java/examples/Geometry/Polygon Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 02-Oct-2000 07:36 - Dimension.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Dimension.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Dimension.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 3k Parallelogram.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 2k Parallelogram.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Parallelogram.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 3k Polygon.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Polygon.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Polygon.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 1k PolygonTest.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 2k PolygonTest.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k PolygonTest.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 3k Rectangle.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Rectangle.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Rectangle.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 2k Square.class 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Square.java 19-Jul-1997 13:44 1k Square.java.html 19-Oct-1998 08:01 1k Apache/1.3.12 Server at www.npac.syr.edu Port 80

42. MATH-abundance tutorials and Lecture Notes. Tutorial about trigonometry. Tutorial about trigonometry.Tutorial about algebra. Tutorial about calculus. Tutorial about geometry. http://www.ping.be/~ping1339/

MATH-abundance Main Purpose = MATH TUTORIAL TUTORIAL : Topics; Solved and unsolved problems Math links to links to math links ... Other Tutorials ... Many other math links J.C.'s Math Home Page = http://home.planetinternet.be/~ping1339 Last update: 29 jul 2002 Main Purpose = MATH TUTORIAL The main purpose of this site is to provide the net with a 'upper secondary' MATH TUTORIAL The order of the topics is not random. Most of them appeal on the properties and formulas stated in a preceding topic. You can find headword-links of the tutorial in the MATH-TUTORIAL INDEX Download Since each topic is in 1 file, it is easy to download the file and to study the subject off line. See Copying Conditions TUTORIAL : Topics; Solved and unsolved problems Trigonometry Vectors Lines - orthogonality ; distance (in a plane) Complex numbers ... Miscellaneous Problems about all topics Additionally, I can give a number of math links to math related links to math links... Math links to links to math links ... Other Tutorials Lessons, Tutorials and Lecture Notes

43. 3D CAFE'S TUTORIALS (MAX) you shouldn't move the camera around because the geometry matching the Incentives Forums Chat Submit URL Just for Kids™ tutorials Privacy Policy http://www.3dcafe.com/asp/tutorials/max/integrating/integrating.asp

PRODUCTS FREE STUFF FORUMS COMMUNITY ... DISTRIBUTION INTEGRATING 3D OBJECTS IN 2D IMAGES by Stefan Didak Integrating 3D objects in 2D images The following small how-to tutorial assumes you have basic knowledge about 3D Studio MAX. Most everyone in the field of computer graphics and animation will remember the movies like Terminator 2 - Judgement day and Jurassic Park. The very realistic computer graphics were partly due to the integration of the 3D animated footage with the environment (ie. the background). The backgrounds used in the movies was simply the footage shot on the location. In this small how-to we will concentrate on just a single static background image. If you want matching shadows of 3D objects in a static background or if you want to add a form of layering in a 2D background image for 3D objects so they can pass in front or in the back , please read on. 3D Studio MAX offers a special material type, the Matte Material , that will allow you to combine 2D backgrounds with the 3D scene in a very efficient and flexible manner. The remainder of this page will show you how to use the Matte Material and how to setup a basic scene. Selecting a background to work with The first thing we need is a background we can work with. In the sample on this page I have chosen for a photograph of an office building. The geometry of the building in the following image is pretty basic which is just what we needed for this example. Note that you can download the MAX file along with the background image on the bottom of the page as a ZIP file.

44. Active Worlds Tutorials - RWX Geometry http://www.alterlinks.fr/tutos/popgeometry.php

Il sert à définir l'aspect de la géométrie du RWX. Par exemple plein ou en "fil de fer". Voir "faire un RWX simple" dans la rubrique Tutoriaux pour plus de détails. Fermer

45. Tutorials-1 ..tutorials page home 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Mathematical Skills have outgrown thispage and have moved to another page Click to go there. Molecular geometry. http://www.chemistrycoach.com/tutorials-1.htm

tutorials with emphasis on applicability to high school chemistry last updated 3/11/02 links verified 3/11/02 All of the following tutorials should be useful for high school chemistry. Those of special merit to Chemistry Coach are identified with a tutorials: page home Mathematical Skills have outgrown this page and have moved to another page: Click to go there Classification Schemes ... Environmental Chemistry Bonding Lewis Dot Structures Lewis Dot structures Lewis dot structure flow chart (Wilton High School) Lewis dot structures: Five Worksheets (Wilton High) Lewis dot structure of ACTH (Wilton High School) Lewis structures (Chem Tutor) Lewis structures (Georgia Southern) Lewis symbols (CHEMystery) Lewis dot structures (Dartmouth) Lewis dot structures LSU Lewis dot structures (ChemWeb) Lewis dot structures (ChemWeb) Lewis dot structures (Georgia Southern University) Lewis dot structures (University of Waterloo) Lewis dot structures (Michigan State University) Lewis dot structures (Arkansas State) Lewis dot structures (Damelin) rules for making Lewis dot structures (McMaster University) rules for Lewis structures (Chem Team) drawing Lewis dot structures (Floyd College) drawing Lewis dot structures of simple molecules (USC) Lewis dot diagrams (Fordham Prep) simple Lewis diagrams (Paul A. Deck)

46. Math Skills For Chemistry Tutorials ratios and proportions DAU tutorials ratios and proportions UNCChapel Hill ratiosand proportions Fordham Prep ratio and proportion Ask Dr. Math geometry. http://www.chemistrycoach.com/math_skills_for_chemistry_tutori.htm

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47. Mathematics Tutorials And Resources Mathematics tutorials and Resources geometry has extensive links to manymath subjects such as algebra, geometry, topos, math online books, etc. http://www.ifigure.com/math/help/help.htm

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48. SLAC - Course Tutorials - Math 0301: Intro To Algebra & Geometry 11.3. 11.3. Chapter 12 geometry PowerPoint Slideshows. PDF Files.Exercises. Section 12.1 - Introduction to geometry. 12.1. 12.1 *. http://www.accd.edu/sac/slac/ppointshows/math_0301/math_0301_review.htm

Math Review SLAC SAC ACCD Select a Course Math 0300 Math 0301 Math 0302-0303 Math 1314 Math 2412 B elow are links to PowerPoint slideshows and review exercises that have been created here in the SLAC to help explain the different concepts covered in the Math 0301 course taught at San Antonio College. The chapters and sections coincide with the "Math 0301: Introduction to Algebra and Geometry, Special Edition for San Antonio College" textbook by Aufmann, Barker, and Lockwood. Y ou can also download a copy of the PowerPoint slideshows in the Adobe PDF file format. To view and save the files it is recommended that you have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Follow the link above to get your free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0. I f you want some additional practice problems, visit the Math worksheets in the SLAC Handouts. - denotes new files Chapter 7- Introduction to Real Numbers and Sets: PowerPoint Slideshows PDF Files Exercises Section 7.1 - Introduction to Real Numbers and Sets

49. Chem Web Tutorials: Bonding & Molecular Geometry geometry. Here you'll find topics covering the chemical bond, Lewis structures,anles shapes, polarity, interactions, review questions, and tutorials. http://www.mro-chemweb.com/chemweb/bond.html

Bonding Bonding This site takes a look at virtually every aspect of bonding. Topics include: ionic bonds, elements which form ionic bonds, a brief look at how Pauling discovered the electronegativity scale, electronegativity and bond type, the covalent bond, Lewis and the covalent bond, Lewis Dot Diagrams, predicting polarity of simple covalent molecules, formal charge, and resonance Covers Lewis dot structures, VSEPR, valence bond theory, and molecular orbital theory. Chemical Bonding A very thorough review of ionic and covalent bonding, multiple bonds, Lewis dot diagrams, polar and nonpolar bonds, and dipoles. Chemical Bonding A very good website on bonding. Loads of easy-to-follow illustrations and examples. Topics included are: ionic compounds Lewis symbols , c ovalent compounds , e lectronegativity and polarity of bonds , d rawing Lewis structures , s election of Lewis structures , r esonance: when Lewis structures fail Ionic (Electrovalent) Bonding The explanations provided are possibly the best you will find. How an ionic bond arises, examples and explanations are provided, along with what determines the charge on an ion Lewis Structures A very thorough look at Lewis dot diagrams

50. LegoGraphics - Tutorials: MM2: Geometry: Lights geometry Lights So, How do you put lights on cars? If you haven't already, seethe Assigning UV subject in the geometry section to see how to assign it. http://legographics.idwt.net/tutfiles/mm2tutorials/geometry/lights/lights.htm

Geometry: Lights So, How do you put lights on cars? What's the easiest way to make them? These and more questions will be answered here in this tutorial. INTRODUCTION: The lights on a MM2 car fall into the following categories: "Glowing Balls" and flat surfaces. While they are all flat surfaces in Zmodeler, they are rendered in those types by MM2, according to the object definitions. The HLIGHT_L and HEADLIGHT#_H:m objects are really in a group together. We'll start with those first, or you can jump to another light here: HEADLIGHT and HLIGHT Objects TLIGHT and RLIGHT objects BLIGHT objects The HLIGHT and HEADLIGHT objects OK, you have your car's BODY_H either done or almost done, and know where the lights should appear in MM2. If this is NOT the case, please either skip this step and come back to it later or you may risk the possibility of having to redo these, if not at least move them. Now, click and drag a square on one side of the car in the approximate area of where the headlight is. We will copy and mirror this object later to make the other side's headlight. NOTE: the bigger the surface is, the brighter the light will be in MM2. Make it about the size I have, maybe a little smaller. (The blue and white dashed line is what defines the position/size of the object I've made) In the dialog box that appears after you've made the square, enter this:

51. FlipCode - Tutorial - Geometry Skinning / Blending geometry Skinning / Blending and Vertex Lighting using Programmable Vertex Shadersand DirectX 8.0 By Keshav B. Channa (Click Here For Author Bio) 21 September http://www.flipcode.com/tutorials/tut_dx8shaders.shtml

Development News Development Tutorials Development Links Industry Interviews ... FC Developer Desktops Currently Active: DirtyPunk's Column 3D Geometry Primer Harmless Algorithms Complete / Closed: Art Of Demomaking Fountain Of Knowledge Network Programming Portal Engine Series ... Peter White Geometry Skinning / Blending and Vertex Lighting using Programmable Vertex Shaders and DirectX 8.0 By Keshav B. Channa Click Here For Author Bio 21 September 2001 Introduction This article is intended for readers who are already familiar with DirectX 7.0 and want to move on to DirectX 8. It is assumed that the reader has knowledge about the graphics pipeline, simple matrix math, flexible vertex formats and other aspects of DirectX programming. Introduction To DirectX 8.0 Pipeline Before getting along with the DirectX 8 pipeline, let's go back in time and take a quick look at the DirectX 7 pipeline. Features of DirectX 7.0 and its predecessor's pipeline: Fixed function pipeline. Had to set and reset lot of states. No control over the vertices once it enters into the pipeline.

52. FlipCode - Programming Tutorials Graphics and game programming tutorials.Category Computers Programming Libraries OpenGL tutorials...... DirectX9. Previously Featured flipCode tutorials An 01. geometry Skinning/ Blending Vertex Lighting, by Keshav B. Channa, 09/21/01. NURBS http://www.flipcode.com/tutorials/

Development News Development Tutorials Development Links Industry Interviews ... FC Developer Desktops Currently Active: DirtyPunk's Column 3D Geometry Primer Harmless Algorithms Complete / Closed: Art Of Demomaking Fountain Of Knowledge Network Programming Portal Engine Series ... Peter White Welcome to the feature tutorial section on flipCode! Here you will find a collection of excellent game development tutorials written by various authors and featured here on flipCode. Hopefully you'll find what you're looking for, but don't forget to check out the links section as well for even more great game development material from around the net. And finally, if you're interested in writing for flipCode (we're always looking for more writers!), Click here! These are the most recent flipCode feature tutorials. Want to write for flipCode? Click here! Frustum Culling (04/01/2003) by Dion Picco In this tutorial, Dion explains the basic concepts behind frustum culling, including example source code. An Exceptional Model (02/10/2003) by Patrick Kooman In this article, Patrick explains some of the reasons why exception handling exists and how it may help you design cleaner code.

53. Mathematics Archives - Lessons And Tutorials Lessons and tutorials.Category Science Math Education Directories...... handouts for an innovative geometry course developed at Princeton and the geometryCenter by Graph Theory tutorials This is the home page for a series of short http://archives.math.utk.edu/tutorials.html

Lessons, Tutorials and Lecture Notes Abstract Algebra On Line This site contains many of the definitions and theorems from the area of mathematics generally called abstract algebra. Advanced Linear Programming This course by Harvey J. Greenberg goes deeper into linear programming, starting from having had a graduate course in LP and some introduction to graph theory. Topics include sensitivity analysis, model simplification, graphs of linear programs, embedded and hidden structures, sparse matrix techniques for simplex and interior methods. Algorithms and Complexity The links to this book by Herbert Wilf are on his home page Algorithms Course Materials on the Net A large collection of links. Analysis WebNotes by John Lindsay Orr, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Arithmetic Properties of Binomial Coefficients Binomial Coefficients is an on-line dynamic survey, available on the World Wide Web, and accessible from various mathematical sites and e-journals. It is an edited document, in HTML, and can and will be edited as new developments arise. Content is at the discretion of the editors. We wish to make HyperLinks to other sites where pre-prints about Binomial Coefficients are available. Editors are Andrew Granville and Richard Witt. California State University, San Bernardino, Notes on logic, proofs, and set theory at CSUSB

54. Cerius2 Materials Science Tutorials - Optimizing The Geometry Of Materials Science tutorials. 12 Optimizing the geometry of Stishovite.Before you begin. You need these modules To complete this tutorial http://xray.chm.bris.ac.uk:8000/labstuff/ceriusmanual/cerius40/TutMats/castep-st

55. Summer 2001 Harvard Mathematics Tutorials Previous exposure to Riemannian geometry would be useful, but is not necessary. Assummer tutorials are typically small, there is a great opportunity to tailor http://www.math.harvard.edu/~mathclub/tutorials/summer2001tut.html

1. Intro Message 2. Tutorials Now that you have some days to think about the summer tutorials, can those of you who are definite about signing up, or even just interested, please email to Svetlana (svetlana@math) your level of interest (definite, highly possible, maybe) with an indication of which tutorial you want? We would like to get a rough head count of the level of participation. Please do this ASAP (after some aimless procrastination) to help out with our planning. We haven't set a final deadline for joining up, but even so, we need to be able to make plans, so help us out. However, if you are definite, then say so and you will be guaranteed a slot. Cliff THE TUTORIALS FOR SUMMER 2001 Assuming sufficient interest, we will be running three tutorials this summer. They will meet in the evenings so as not to interfere with any day time obligations that you might have; they will most probably meet twice per week for six weeks or so, starting the week of July 1. As with last year's tutorials, they will not count for Harvard University credit nor Math Concentration credit, but the final paper can be used for the 5 page, junior paper requirement. You will also receive a 'stipend' of $600 for attending the tutorial. This is not enough to live on (unless you sleep in the Cambridge Common and eat only oatmeal), so you should arrange some other activities for the summer in Cambridge. Also, you will be responsible for your own lodging, etc. Our tutorial program has no official university affiliation and no obligation to take care of you during the summer.

56. ProTeacher! Geometry And Measurements Lesson Plans For Elementary School Teacher the geometry of quiltmaking source. Symmetry Surprise Students use fingerpaintsand paper to learn about symmetry source. Tessellation tutorials - Introduction http://www.proteacher.com/100021.shtml

[Click Here] to search tens of thousands of ideas on ProTeacher's new Teaching Ideas Archive Math Shapes Measurement ... Math Board - Share you ideas, strategies, and questions for making math instruction effective and meaningful for students. source A Fractals Unit for Elementary and Middle School Students - An instructional units about the geometry of fractals. Pictures, information, and handouts are provided source Angles - A clear introduction to the basic terminology of angles and a practice exercise using a compass source Angles - Students practice using a protrcator to measure angles on this printable worksheet source Circles Worksheet - A printable worksheet about circles. Questions include radius, diameter, and circumference source Congruency - A worksheet that directs students to use a grid to draw congruent shapes source Design and Math - Three lesson plans use real world examples to teach geometric concepts about angles, symmetry, and the quadratic formula source Draw What You See - An activity with a reproducible worksheet for drawing three dimensional objects on a two dimensional plane. Designed for use with Snap Cubes, but adaptable source Film Canister Kaleidescope - A lesson plan for teaching about geometric symmetry by creating a kaleidescope from recycled materials source Geometric Coloring Sheet - A reproducible full of repeated, symmetrical patterns of triangles and squares

57. NSW HSC ONLINE - Mathematics tutorials. Animated geometry demonstration A series of slides thatsummarises the important concepts of triangles and rectangles. http://hsc.csu.edu.au/maths/mathematics/plane_geometry/

A Charles Sturt University Initiative Search Contact Us Help ... Resources Tutorials Animated geometry demonstration Animated slides linking geometry and coordinate geometry A synopsis of similarity and congruence proofs. Assessment Hints and answers from past exam papers (formerly '2 Unit'), and past articles from Sydney Morning Herald advice to students. Component B type assessment task A set of two examples with solutions. Similarity/congruence exam (with solutions) A series of three questions on similarity and congruence with solutions (GCSE). Resources Angle properties A synopsis in the introductory concepts of geometry with links to tests and other reference pages. Visual proof An animation to demonstrate that the area of a triangle is conserved. The NSW HSC Online site is bound by the responsibilities outlined in the

58. Tutorials tutorials. Computational geometry Algorithms and applications by Van Kreveld, deBerg, Overmars and Schwarzkopf With a downloadable chapter about Voronoi http://www.voronoi.com/new_page_221212.htm

The Voronoi Web Site "The Universal Spatial Data Structure" (Franz Aurenhammer) Tutorials Inside " Tutorials " Up Applications Implementation Theory [ Tutorials ] An Overview of the Kepler Conjecture A systematic approach to signal space detection This presentation uses Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay neighbours to implement a set of hyperplanes and a binary mapping function. Centroidal Voronoi Tessellations Computational geometry: Algorithms and applications by Van Kreveld, de Berg, Overmars and Schwarzkopf: With a downloadable chapter about Voronoi diagrams. Computational geometry links Computational geometry student projects - 1997 - relative to Voronoi diagrams. Delaunay triangulation in two and three dimensions Diagrammes de Voronoi (French): Définitions et liens avec les enveloppes convexes. Directory of computational geometry software This page contains a list of computational geometry programs and packages, including such subjects as arbitrary or low dimensional convex hulls, Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay triangulations. Frequently Asked Questions in Polyhedral Computation by Komei Fukuda GALLERY Handouts of Samir Khuller's Computational geometry course (University of Maryland).

59. Introductory Tutorials TUTORIAL IV The geometry of Molecules. Please contact us if you need assistancein using any of these tutorials, or if you have any suggestions !! http://www.nyu.edu/pages/mathmol/modules/tutorials/tutorials.html

MathMol Tutorials Clicking on the image will cause MAGE to appear on your terminal providing you have properly configured your system. If you are unaware of MIME types for Chemistry which are required of MAGE click here About these activities: MAGE and PREKIN are software packages used by scientists to assist them in understanding molecular structure and function. PREKIN allows the user, starting with a set of Cartesian coordinates, to create a database that can then be displayed as an image using MAGE . The images (referred to as Kinemages) can be manipulated in 3 Dimensions. In addition, it is possible to perform distance and angle measurements on the objects as well as draw new lines that can be incorporated into the image. These capabilities make MAGE and PREKIN an excellent tool for use in K-12 mathematics and science. We have used PREKIN and MAGE to create five introductory databases that contain images found in the K-12 mathematics and science curricula. We are presently developing and testing activities to be used with these databases. We feel the use of these software packages, in addition to other public domain software found over the Internet, have several interesting features for use in K-12 education, amoung them:

60. HIGHEND3D.COM - Alias - Tutorials - SDL/SLC Creating geometry and Preparation for Succesful Transfer to Rapid PrototypingSystems Written by The Bigcheez. please read tutorial http://www.highend3d.com/alias/tutorials/rob1/

Email Address: Subscribe to: Updates List Industry News Newsletter Apple Announces Shake 3 ... Added New Sponsor Boxx Technologies Search For Alias Creating Geometry and Preparation for Succesful Transfer to Rapid Prototyping Systems Written by: The Bigcheez. -please read tutorial notes at bottom for version numbers and references- What is a Rapid Prototype System? A rapid prototype system is a machine used to build a physical model from digital geometry created using a computer assisted design tool such as Alias. Alias uses two file formats to transfer to these systems known as STL (SteroLithography) and SLC (SteroLithography Contour). An STL file is a tesselated file format containing triangle data of the geometry. An SLC file contains contour lines known as polylines much in the form of slices of geometry. 99.9 percent of the time you will be dealing with an STL File so we are going to go over STL. So I'm starting a model, what should I do first? Set your construction options. These should be set to fit within the tolerances of the rapid prototyping machine. If unsure, check the system's documentation or web site. Save these out so you won't have to set them again later on.

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