Computational Sciences science fair projects from 2005

Browse 39 real Computational Sciences projects entered in 2005, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2005

Avencrypt

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine if a relatively effective encryption algorithm could be developed without the use of random numbers. Methods/Materials I brainst…

CSEF · 2005

A Wheel Goes Far!

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals To test your eye-hand coordination. The purpose of my project is to create a computer program that tests people's eye-hand coordination and reaction to different environment…

CSEF · 2005

Can a Computer Predict a Human's Decisions?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals To show that a human's behavior, even when he/she is trying to act randomly, is predictable, and to create a program which can model and predict a human's reactions in certa…

CSEF · 2005

Cardiac Measurement and Analysis

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Purpose of the Experiment: The goal of this project was to develop an expert system to screen for cardiac anomalies. The specific objectives were to 1) construct an electroc…

CSEF · 2005

Compu-Drive

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Program a laptop so that it will interface with an R/C car wirelessly. Methods/Materials construct the interface. write the program (in C). Hardware: # 1x 630E Thinkpad; # 1…

CSEF · 2005

Fibonacci Flowers

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The growth rate of the Fibonacci sequence is studied using the spreadsheet Excel. The Fibonacci sequence occurs in nature in many situations. The observations are used to an…

CSEF · 2005

Internet-Based Distributed Computing

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Distributed computing is the process of using several computers (clients) to solve a complex task. The clients communicate with a central server, which coordinates all compu…

CSEF · 2005

Let's Make a Deal

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to determine if the probability of picking the right object is better by switching your initial choice with a variant of the shell game, whe…

CSEF · 2005

Morphing Circles

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to see what would happen if a basic sine function is added to the graph of a circle or an ellipse. I believe that a pattern will be created acco…

CSEF · 2005

Numbers, Numbers, Numbers

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My objective was to find out if a small population could give me the same information as a large population when collecting data. Methods/Materials I used a computer program…

CSEF · 2005

On the Flip Side...

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals People have wondered throughout the ages if the simple procedure of tossing or flipping a coin truly was random. All mathematicians and other persons testing this up till th…

CSEF · 2005

Parallax

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals I wanted to demonstrate how parallax works in measuring distances on a small scale, and to see if one method was more accurate than the other. My hypothesis was that the tan…

CSEF · 2005

RNA Alignment Scoring Based on Covariance

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to test a new method of comparing RNA sequences. The new method uses covariance to see how similar the 2 sequences are. I will look at the re…

CSEF · 2005

Rollin' on Hoops

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Wheelchair basketball is nowadays a pretty well known sport and is played by people throughout the world. Many disabled people play on teams for fun or play competitively. T…

CSEF · 2005

The Digital Life: Evolution on a Computer

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective is to find how complexity can be produced through Natural Selection and Evolution. It is thought that intermediate goals must be given to consistently reach a…

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