Computational Sciences science fair projects from 2009

Browse 40 real Computational Sciences projects entered in 2009, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2009

Efficient True Random Number Generation

Mathematics & Software Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Through this project, I investigated algorithms that efficiently generated true high quality random numbers from a source of entropy. My objective was to create a random num…

CSEF · 2009

Five of a Kind is Hard to Get

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The reason I chose this project is because I always wanted to know why it was so hard to roll a Yahtzee (five of a kind). My objective was to calculate and then test the pro…

CSEF · 2009

Fractals: The Geometry of Nature

Mathematics & Software Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals To analyze the following fractal patterns which are found in nature: 1. Tree: Based on the length of the first iteration, derive a formula to find the total length of all th…

CSEF · 2009

Fun with Fibonacci

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine whether there is a ratio between the areas under curves with Fibonacci number intervals. Methods/Materials I used a graphing calculator and a r…

CSEF · 2009

Image Compression: Does It Really Matter?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective of my science project is to determine which image compression method compresses the image to a smaller file size but still produces good image quality when pri…

CSEF · 2009

Mathematical Approaches to a Neat Problem

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals This project introduces a neat problem in two different settings that are mathematically the same. The first setting has two cylindrical tanks where the tank on the right is…

CSEF · 2009

Natural Human Interface for Technology

Mathematics & Software Second Award

Objectives/Goals An easier way to interact with technology. A more natural interface for a user. Elimination of keyboard, mouse or remote control. Reduce amount of key commands needed to com…

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