PHYSICS SIMULATION PROGRAMS Produced by C.S.U. (PC & Apple II) Cat.# 019-P05-96

 When James Maxwell invented a quick and clever "DEMON" to explain the
 concept of ENTROPY , he never imagined it would come to life beyond the
 pages of a book. But Maxwell'sDemon is one of the eight popular computer
 demonstrations that will captive your student's attention in PHYSICS
 SIMULATION PROGRAMS.

 Motion plays an essential role in each of the animations. Atoms collide and
 waves travel smoothly across the screen. Students can watch moving charges
 radiating dipoles , light through a thin lens , waves on a string ,
 longitudinal waves , sine waves and a nuclear reaction without ever leaving
 their seats-in the form of time-honored computer simulations.

 The effect of these programs on learning is immense compared to the short
 amount of lecture time necessary to run the demonstrations.
 Your students will be able to " see " and understand phenomena that is
 difficult to illustrate with a traditional chalkboard. On-screen
 explanations one-key operation and easy-to-read labels make this package
 ideal for projection on a classroom screen.

 Requires GW-BASIC.