Physics + Programming
Simulate projectile motion with air drag in Python
Plot real trajectories with air resistance and compare them with the textbook parabola.
- Intermediate
- 1–2 weeks
- Free
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Physics + Programming
Plot real trajectories with air resistance and compare them with the textbook parabola.
Statistics and Probability · Probability
Calculate and test the chance that two people in a group share a birthday.
Applied Mathematics + Sociology
Build a logistic model of how a rumour spreads through a school and test it with a class game.
Aerospace Engineering + Astronomy and Space
Integrate Newton's law of gravity to draw circular, elliptical and escape orbits.
Programming + Pure Mathematics
Implement bubble, insertion, merge and quick sort and plot how their running time grows.
Biology · Evolution
Play predator on beads scattered on patterned cloth and watch the population shift over generations.
Public Health and Epidemiology + Statistics and Probability
Play an infection game with dice in class and plot the epidemic curve.
Applied Mathematics · Simulation
Measure real arrival and service times and simulate how the queue changes with one more counter.
Games, Graphics and New Tech + Physics
Simulate bouncing balls with gravity, friction and collisions in the browser.
Public Health and Epidemiology + Applied Mathematics
Simulate an infection on a grid with different shares of immune people and find the protecting threshold.
Macroeconomics · International Economics
Give teams different resources, let them produce and trade, and show the gains from specialisation.
Games, Graphics and New Tech + Public Health and Epidemiology
Model susceptible, infected and recovered people and see how vaccination and distancing change the curve.
Statistics and Probability · Probability
Play the three-door game 100 times each way and show why switching wins two-thirds of the time.
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