This website contains coding projects for the Mathematics of Industry and Government. These projects require students to produce algorithms for the general case. If you need some explanation on how the Computational Mathematics projects work (or some help with the basics of coding) go to the Computational Mathematics Home Page.
Use the dropdown menu to navigate to a particular project. The perceived difficulty levels for the projects are listed below but these are not links.
Difficulty Level From 1 to 5 (1 is Easiest; 5 is Hardest)
Project 1: Intersection of Sloped Lines: Difficulty Level 4
Project 2: Intersection of any Two Lines: Difficulty Level 4
Project 3: Linear Programming: Difficulty Level 5
Project 4: Distance between Two Points: Difficulty Level 2
Project 5: Sum of Distances from a Point: Difficulty Level 3
Project 6: Optimum Point along a Path: Difficulty Level 5
Project 7: Normal Right Tail Area: Difficulty Level 3
Project 8: Normal Middle Area: Difficulty Level 3
Project 9: Normal Finding Raw Score Difficulty Level 3
Project 10: Normal Finding Middle Scores Difficulty Level 4
Project 11: Normal iPhone Battery Difficulty Level 4
Project 12: Georgia Geniuses Difficulty Level 4
Project 13: Expected Value (Simulation) Difficulty Level 3
Project 14: Should you Play the Game? Difficulty Level 4
Project 15: Did Lebron Choke? Difficulty Level 4
Project 16: Getting out of Jail in Monopoly Difficulty Level 4
Project 17: Factorial Difficulty Level 3
Project 18: Combinations and Permutations Difficulty Level 3
Project 19: Binomial Probability Difficulty Level 4
Project 20: Binomial Probability Distribution: Difficulty Level 4
Project 21: Binomialcdf: Difficulty Level 3
Project 22: Biden Re-elected Difficulty Level 4
Project 23: Max of Three Dice Difficulty Level 3
Project 24: Sum of Three Dice Difficulty Level 3
Project 25: Range of Four Dice Difficulty Level 4
Project 26: NFL Regular Season Difficulty Level 5
Project 27: NFL Parity Difficulty Level 5
Project 28: Checkout Time Difficulty Level