cs105's Recent Projects

fly

Demonstrates how an n-squared song can be written using a loop and if statements.

beeston-song

Winner of the 2008 "Scratch Off" competition. CS105, Rutgers University.

mertens-card

Winner of the Fall 2008 "Scratch Off" competition in CS105, Rutgers Universty.

dempsey-song

Winner of the Fall 2007 CS105 "Scratch Off" competition at Rutgers University.

daftari-song

Winner of the Fall 2007 CS105 "Scratch Off" at Rutgers University.

sorts

Compares two sorting algorithms. Set n to the number of items to sort. Click on deck to create a random list. Click on brown hat to sort via selection sort (O(n^2)). Click on white hat to sort via binary search sort (O(n log n)).

counter-08

Counts in binary, announcing the highest bit that changes. Put in your own sounds for an odd binary symphony. Sounds provided by CS105, Fall 2008.

not_gate_simulation

Click the A switch to watch the relay compute the logical function "not A"!

and_gate_simulation

flip the switches (A and B) by clicking and watch the relays work to act like an "and" gate.

righthandrule

Trying to emulate Karel the robot for Alex.

mysterytour

Three songs: The Beatles song demonstrates subroutines with variables. The beer song demosntrates recursive subroutines with variables. And the Brak song demonstrates recursion gone horribly wrong.

mcdonald

Sings the Old McDonald song, to show how the subroutine stack works.

gilligan

Sing's Gilligan's Island's theme song, one line at a time. Then, sings Clementine, one line at a time. Shows how some simple subroutines work.

counter-07b

Counts in binary, announcing the highest bit that changes. Put in your own sounds for an odd binary symphony. Sounds effects compliments of the students of Rutgers CS105, Fall 2007.

counter

Counts in binary, announcing the highest bit that changes. Put in your own sounds for an odd binary symphony.