The computer assisted homework consists of over 40 individual assignments for the introductory sequence of college physics courses. Each of these individual assignments contains several problems that relate to one or more fundamental principles. Where appropriate, the programs use diagrams, animation, sound, and simulations based on numerical methods.

When wrong answers are entered, most programs show how to do the problem correctly. Scores are recorded by the computer so that the assignments can be used for grading purposes if desired. Programs may be run more than once (until a perfect score is attained) since a random number generator changes the values in a problem or the problem type the next time through the program.

At CBU, the student may do these assignments on the campus network or on a personal PC with the results e-mailed in an encrypted data file.

The programs are grouped into the following seven volumes. The list of programs on each volume can be viewed by clicking on the volume number. Static screen images from programs can be viewed for those programs that are highlighted in the volume lists.

You can download free copies of the programs after filling out a brief form.

You can download the programs already expanded or compressed to save time. The programs are self-contained. You do not need any other software to run them.

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