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Scientific,
Engineering and Technical Software

It is often the case that software is created to
help solve and "package" mathematical models
or engineering expressions. Such software can hide the
technical details and provide as much expert advice
as possible making life quick and easy for the user.
Other software items may include expert systems that
wrap the knowledge and tedium of repetitive tasks behind
a user-friendly wrapper designed to maximise productivity.
Optimisation and automated "What if?" can
also be incorporated.
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Science,
Engineering and Technology Interactive

Interactive displays using both software and hardware
can be an interesting and fun method of presenting scientific,
engineering or technological concepts. The software
can drive computer animations and also synchronise external
devices such as motors, lights, servos, etc via hardware
interface cards and custom control software. Feedback
can be provided using touch-screens, keyboards, mice,
pressure pads, infra-red motion detectors - virtually
anything!
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Modelling
and Simulation

This is the development of mathematical
models that represent the real world or simulations
that predict behaviour and response of systems to different
stimulus.
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Multimedia
Presentation and Training

Computer graphics and animation can be effectively
used to convey principles and instructions. These can
be along the lines of straightforward presentation or
interactive. Keyboard, mouse or touchscreen interaction
can be used.
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Schools,
Colleges and Educational Demonstrations

Hands-on demonstrations supported by
computer graphics and animation can be effectively
used to convey principles of science, mathematics and
engineering. Learn, for example, how to breed the optimal
tin of beans by using people as the genetic material!
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