By: s_federici
Views: 1332 | LoveIts: 45
Description: version 1.0.2 several glitches fixed version 1.0.1 With this project you can look at how different sorting algorithms work and develop your own. Features: - selection of the sorting algorithm (only basic sort for now) - run without interruption or single stepping - hide/show comments - keep trac ... show more
By: Jens
Views: 758 | LoveIts: 20
Description: This project compares three sommon simple sorting algorithms (bubble, selection, insertion) against two others which I have optimized for Scratch (loops, threads). Select the number of elements to sort and click on the star to start the race. Feel free to remix. Enjoy! -Jens
By: Roberth
Views: 695 | LoveIts: 6
Description: This is a simple demonstration of attempting to build an "array" within Scratch. A simplification of the idea presented by Kevin Karplus with his Simon game: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/kevin_karplus/2158 To use, simply set the array position to the desired location, and the ... show more
By: bernatp
Views: 370 | LoveIts: 6
Description: Magyar: Program néhány cserés rendezési algoritmus bemutatásához és kipróbálásához. Ezek a következők: egyszerű cserés, minimumkiválasztásos, buborékos, beillesztéses rendezés. Mutass az indexekkel (nyilakkal) az elemekre, és kattints két elemre azok felcseréléséhez. Katt ... show more
By: Samueldora
Views: 308 | LoveIts: 14
Description: June 22, 2010. Hundred years ago the computer pioneer Konrad Zuse (* 1910 + 1995) was born in Berlin, Germany. In 1941 he presented the first working free programmable digital computer, the Z3, in Berlin, Germany. To understand, how the Z3 worked, and to test it, I made a scratch project about it. ... show more
By: cs105
Views: 172 | LoveIts: 2
Description: UPC barcode displayer... computes check bit automatically.
By: ffred
Views: 135 | LoveIts: 11
Description: Clica num pin para escolher a linguagem e assiste à explicação. No fim, podes treinar a conversão de números decimais para binário. Click the pin to choose your language and watch the explanation. At the end, you can train yourself to convert decimal numbers into binary. 19Mar2011
By: s_federici
Views: 123 | LoveIts: 2
Description: With this project you can look at how different sorting algorithms work and develop your own. Features: - selection of the sorting algorithm (only basic sort for now) - run without interruption or single stepping - hide/show comments - keep tracks of the total number of needed comparisons and swa ... show more
By: s_federici
Views: 122 | LoveIts: 4
Description: Download miniLogo 1.0 from http://byob.sitibs.com/miniLogo-v1.0.ypr. Download BYOB from http://byob.berkeley.edu or from http://byob.sitibs.com/BYOB3.exe. Detailed documentation of the miniLogo language is avaiable at http://byob.sitibs.com/miniLogo-v1.0.pdf. A HUGE thanks to Brian Harvey for hav ... show more
By: iLearnIT
Views: 110 | LoveIts: 1
Description: Three robots, called bit, byte and nibble: heroes of the Swiss project iLearnIT.ch This is a template project with costums and sounds for each robot but no programs. Die drei Roboter bit, byte und nibble: Helden der Website iLearnIT.ch Dies ist ein leeres Projekt mit Kostümen und Klängen für d ... show more
By: mitchfry
Views: 75 | LoveIts: 2
Description: Engineer: Mitch Fry, mfry5@chemeketa.edu Last Update: 12/16/2008 Description: This is a simulation of a machine code program execution that steps through the basic instruction execution cycle. This machine is based on the machine described in Brookshear's text that is widely used in CS0 compute ... show more
By: barndt
Views: 69 | LoveIts: 2
Description: I optimized the bubble sort as described in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_sort It's now faster than Selection Sort and needs ~64% of the time it consumed before. Original description from Jens: This project compares three sommon simple sorting algorithms (bubble, selection, insertion) agains ... show more
By: gfesakis
Views: 68 | LoveIts: 3
Description: A simple maze generation and solving application for the Computer Science Teachers' Scratch Day Event in Athens (10 Apr 2010). Kruskal's maze generation algorithm. LeftHand strategy for maze solving algorithm. Click green flag to get a new labyrinth design by Daedalus. The Minotaur will create t ... show more
By: DarthPickley
Views: 58 | LoveIts: 3
Description: *This does not seem to work online (for me) so download if it doesn't work (since you can do turbo speed also it is worth it even if it works online) select the base then click the green flag. I recommend you download and run in turbo speed. Prime numbers are quite interesting. However, composit ... show more
By: nfnaaron
Views: 47 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Written to see what Scratch can do. Click the flag to reset the game. Click the stage to move the tower from one pin to another.
By: RevDrBrown
Views: 46 | LoveIts: 0
Description: AL is an assembly language simulator that teaches basic assembly language ideas, the concept of program assembly and the basics of the CPU cycle. I wrote this simulation for a class I teach at Pellissippi State Community College in Knoxville, TN. To use AL: 1. Click the "Clear" button ... show more
By: s_federici
Views: 40 | LoveIts: 1
Description: [The online version has several glitches; please download] With this project you can look at how different sorting algorithms work and develop your own. Features: - selection of the sorting algorithm (only basic sort for now) - run without interruption or single stepping - hide/show comments - ... show more
By: freestylegirl17
Views: 35 | LoveIts: 4
Description: This is our first group game (sk8nsnow4life,zerodata,freestylegirl17) Instructions: Guide yourself through the maze using the arrow keys and shoot a fireball at the white box to make it disappear, the fireball goes to where your mouse is. And all of the levels are possible, just figure them out.
By: DarthPickley
Views: 35 | LoveIts: 0
Description: wikipedia if you don't know what prefix is. basically, though, it's like instead of saying "a+b", you say "+ab", and instead of saying "(a+b)*(a-b)", you say "*(+ab)(-ab)", which, under the prefix order of operations, is equal to just "*+ab-ab". Thi ... show more
By: cpsc1040
Views: 25 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Check me out! Made this for my computer science class. Hope people like it.
By: mtl
Views: 18 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Remix this project to show girls that it's "ok to be you" and to support women in computer science
By: Midlandman
Views: 16 | LoveIts: 0
Description: A Scratch implementtion of the 100 doors problem See http://rosettacode.org/wiki/100_doors for further details. Just press each button in turn to progress throught the simulation. Enjoy!
By: Midlandman
Views: 14 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Simulation for Computer Science - inside the CPU. ** Either download or run in Turbo - otherwise it is too 'laggy' ** The keyboard input is converted to binary ASCII and stored in a memory cell. The binary code is read from memory and displayed on the screen. The memory and screen are both limit ... show more
By: Corellius
Views: 6 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Mr. Jake Inson has been accused of the murder of Robert Stern. You are his lawyer, Phoenix Wright, and you must acquit him by finding the contradiction present in the testimony of Mr. Connor Smith. It's do or die here; you have only chance, or else it's game over. This is a very short game based of ... show more
By: machcharge
Views: 6 | LoveIts: 0
Description: This is a test to see if I could build a factorial program using scratch. I am sorry but this program cannot take the factorial of numbers more than 169. Inspired by Khan Academy. This program is made by Zane.
By: jasumin
Views: 5 | LoveIts: 0
Description: An animated Halloween card designed for my computer science class (01:198:105 Section 01). The only problem I have encountered is that you must HOLD DOWN the "down arrow" key and "Space bar" for a long time for the script to play properly. Please refresh the page if you encounte ... show more
By: MVJake
Views: 5 | LoveIts: 0
Description: David Ratts' Talking Motherboard Project. Download and play to learn all about the parts of a motherboard.
By: SamuelPhillips
Views: 5 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Get rich! Travel to the land of Faerie! Meet Ringo! This interactive adventure has it all! Also, good music.
Views: 5 | LoveIts: 0
Description: This is a simple program I use in class to let my students see how binary numbers work.
By: jasumin
Views: 4 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Mother Goose is telling us the story of "The House That Jack Built" A song with the growth rate of O(n squared)
By: MVJake
Views: 4 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Motherboard! Dallas Addison's Talking Motherboard project tells what the component parts are!
By: MVJake
Views: 3 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Hannah Yee's Talking Motherboard. Play this if you want to identify all the components on a motherboard.
By: MVJake
Views: 3 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Kevin Mader's Talking motherboard. This Motherboard will tell you what it's component parts are.
By: MVJake
Views: 2 | LoveIts: 0
Description: Andrew's talking Motherboard Project. Play this to identify all the componets on a motherboard.
