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CSEF · 2013

Programmatic Signature Fraud Detection

Mathematics & Software Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The reason I did my experiment was to determine if a computer program can prevent signature fraud. In a grocery store, for example, you often have to sign when a credit card…

CSEF · 2013

Proof: The Area of the Arbelos

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My objective was to prove that the area of the circle with diameter CD is equal to the area of the arbelos. Methods/Materials All I needed was a pencil, a couple pieces of p…

CSEF · 2013

Saving Lives One Swimmer at a Time

Mathematics & Software First Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to develop a computer system that can reliably detect when a swimmer is underwater and possibly drowning. Methods/Materials A video was take…

CSEF · 2013

Sensors vs. No Sensors

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if I do not use the light, ultrasonic, or touch sensors then my NXT Lego Mindstorms Robot will run just as consistent as a NXT Lego Mindstorms Ro…

CSEF · 2013

Statistics on a 611-Tree Data Set

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals I had seven different hypothesis, six of which were that a certain environmental factor, diameter of trunk for example, causes spiral grain in Bristlecone Pine trees. The se…

CSEF · 2013

The Monty Hall Problem

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this statistical math model is to prove or disprove whether choices in the classic Monty Hall Problem game are statistically the 33.3% -don#t switch doors win…

CSEF · 2013

The Randomness of Humans and Computers

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project is to determine whether humans or computers can generate a more random sequence of numbers without the use of any materials. Randomness can be ap…

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