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Spring 2007

• Joe Blaine --- Image Resizing
• Image Resizing
• Damien Adams - Single Variable Calculus GUI with 2 Functions
• Single Variable Calculus GUI with 2 Functions
• Craig Lorenc --- A Matlab Piano
• A Matlab Piano
• Hans Parshall --- Battleship
• Battleship
• Joel Stephens --- Pong
• Pong
• Dan Adelsperger --- A Child's Puzzle
• A Child's Puzzle
• Brenda Johnson --- Conic Sections
• Conic Sections
• Eddie Koch --- The Unit Circle
• The Unit Circle
• Molly Severdia --- Molly's EZ Grapher
• Molly's EZ Grapher
• Ryan Seng --- Graph-O-Matic
• Graph-O-Matic

Spring 2006

• Jacob Prystowsky --- CipherHide
• Download Jacob's CipherHide.zip

Jacob's instructions:

Using CipherHide requires that you install two extra Perl modules first: Digest::SHA1 and Digest::HMAC. These can be freely obtained from http://search.cpan.org. Follow the documentation and installation instructions that come with the modules. You will most likely need to type
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
at a shell prompt, but read the relevant documentation for specific instructions and other possible issues, especially if you are not running Mac OS X or Linux.

After the installation has finished, change to whatever directory the CipherHide files are in, and type CipherHide at the Matlab prompt to launch the program. To use the program, select an input and output file, type a passphrase, and change the options if you want to (refer to the built-in documentation for more detailed instructions).

Please note: the FastBin2Dec function is a modified version of Matlab's own bin2dec function, which is copyrighted by The MathWorks, Inc. Similarly, the Arcfour function is an implementation of the ARCFOUR algorithm, and while this implementation is my copyrighted work, I do not own the original algorithm. I believe that both of these files in my project constitute Fair Use under United States law, however. See the file LICENSE that accompanies the other CipherHide files for full copyright information for the CipherHide files (with the exception of the FastBin2Dec function). Please also note that I make no claims about the degree of security that CipherHide actually offers, and I am not responsible for any use of the software. Please abide by all relevant laws, including those regarding cryptography exports.

• Alison Pool --- The Mandelbrot Set
• Simply download Alison's Fractal Gui, then type FractalGui at the Matlab prompt. The GUI should be self explanatory. Please be patient. Fractals take a bit of time to generate.
• Andrew Smith --- Rational Function GUI
• Download Andrew's AsymptGui. This GUI requires the Symbolic Toolbox to run.
• Ken Huffman --- Excel Plot
• You can download ExcelPlotInstructions.doc to get an overview on how to use the GUI. The instructions outline two scenarios: (1) users that have the ExcelLink toolbox, and (2) those who don't. It is possible to run this GUI without any toolboxes (see ExcelPlotInstructions.doc).
• Download the compressed file ExcelPlot.zip and expand the archive. See ExcelPlotInstructions.doc above on what to do next.
• Boden Hegdahl --- PRORECORD
• PRORECORD Is a Graphical User Interface for recording audio through your computers sound card. Simply plug in to your microphone input and you can record in mono or sterio with user setable sample rates up to 44100Hz and 8 or 16 bit.
• PRORECORD can be paused during recording to play what you have recorded. Then resume to continue recording right where you left off. Once you stop It, you cannot resume. You can still play what you have recorded. Once you have stoped recording you can export the audio as a wave file which can be played by windows media player and other audio players. Windows media player can also burn it to a CD in a standurd audio format.
• PRORECORD automaticaly sets the record volume as high as it can without causing distortion.
• You can download a copy of prorecord.m. You will also need to download a copy of prorecord.fig. Place both files in the same directory, then type prorecord to start the GUI.
• Ian Cooper --- Newtonian Fractal Sweetness
• First, download and extract FractalGui.zip
• Second, read the Instructions for Use.
• Michael Liu --- Symmetrical Icons
• This is a small demonstration on how we study chaos and the logistic map
• You need to download symchaos.fig and symchaos.m. Place the files in a directory, change Matlab to that directory, then enter symchaos at the command line. A self explanatory GUI will start.
• Bethany Adams --- A Spigot Algorithm for Digits of Pi
• Download generatedigits.m and run at the Matlab prompt by typing generatedigits.