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| ====== Project 1: Part B: Zevo toy boats ====== | ====== Project 1: Part B: Voyager collision course ====== |
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| Impressed with your skills, the head of the Zevo Simulation Division tasks you with the completion of a "projected trajectory simulator" for the toy boat and river. You are not sure why this would be necessary, but you decide to proceed with the project. This simulator must display the motion of a toy boat crossing the river, with respect to the shore. The previous design team has already done the majority of the work, but they mysteriously disappeared without completing it... The head of the division suggests you complete the project as quickly as possible! | {{course_planning:river_photo_2.jpg|}} |
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| <WRAP download 35%> Code for Project 1: Part B\\ Keep them in the same directory.\\ {{:183_projects:boat.py|Project 1 Code (boat.py)}}\\ {{:183_projects:physutil.py|PhysUtil Module}}</WRAP> | Your team reached a clearing and has been airlifted out of hostile territory and transported to ground control for Voyager 1. An asteroid has been identified whose movement may put it on a collision course with the satellite. NASA has tasked your team with creating an accurate visual simulation of the motion of the asteroid and satellite **relative to ground control** and to produce a graph of the separation distance of voyager and asteroid as a function of time. Voyagers probes can provide information about the asteroid. We need your help to ensure Voyager’s 36 year mission does not come to an end. |
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| | <WRAP download 35%>Code for Project 1: Part B\\ Keep them in the same directory.\\ {{183_projects:voyager.py |
| | |Project 1 Code (voyager.py)}}\\ {{:183_projects:physutil.py|PhysUtil Module}}</WRAP> |
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