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Whitman, David L.; Terry, Ronald E. – CoED, 1985
Demonstrating petroleum engineering concepts in undergraduate laboratories often requires expensive and time-consuming experiments. To eliminate these problems, a graphical simulation technique was developed for junior-level laboratories which illustrate vapor-liquid equilibrium and the use of mathematical modeling. A description of this…
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Computer Simulation, Computer Software, Engineering

Guglielmino, Rick; Boyce, Tom – Physics Teacher, 1989
Described is a physical pendulum experiment with variable pivot as an example of maximizing computer benefits in laboratory interfacing. The laboratory procedures using spreadsheet graphics package are discussed. A diagram of the pendulum, basic formulas, and theoretical curve is provided. (YP)
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Graphics, Computer Interfaces, Laboratory Experiments
Heckenlively, Donald B. – Collegiate Microcomputer, 1986
Describes use of computer simulation which generates bird songs so that students can analyze song motifs and sequences as an introduction to descriptive analysis of behavior in an animal behavior course. Advantages of the simulation are discussed together with computer hardware/software needed and data presentation, analysis, and generation…
Descriptors: Animal Behavior, Computer Graphics, Computer Simulation, Computer Software
Smith, Stanley G.; Jones, Loretta L. – Perspectives in Computing: Applications in the Academic and Scientific Community, 1986
Describes the rationale for using computer-assisted videodisc lessons to enhance introductory chemistry courses at University of Illinois, and presents sample lessons to illustrate what students see and do as they proceed through the lessons. Lesson construction and use are reviewed. (MBR)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Higher Education