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Modules: A short outline of the concept "module" and the modules to be developed in this project. You should read this page if you want to participate in this project.

Row Operations: An interactive computing facility for elementary row operations, including pivoting. it provides training for the simplex method.

Geee Park: A simple animation of movement of bodies subject to gravitational forces. Can be used to illustrate functions of several variables and related topics in optimization theory.

Die Hard at the Pub: An animated dynamic programming treatment of the famous Die Hard at the Pub problem.

Virtual Duality: A facility that formulates the dual of a linear programming problem. Useful in studying the relationship between the primal and dual linear programming problems.

N-Queens problem: An animation of the famous N-Queens combinatorial optimization problem. The Flag Example of constraint programming.

8 Easy Pieces An animation of the famous 8 Easy Pieces Game. Good example to illustrate various implicit enumeration methods for discrete optimization problems.

Linear Equations: An interactive computing facility to solve systems of linear equations. A useful training tool for the simplex method.

Matrix Inverse: An interactive computing facility to invert matrices. A useful training tool for the simplex method.

The Simplex Place: An interactive computing facility for the simplex method. A useful training tool for the simplex method.

Towers of Hanoi Puzzle: An interactive animation facility for this famous puzzle. A useful training tool for the dynamic programming solution for this problem.

Shortest Path Problem: An interactive computational facility for the classical shortest path problem.

Dijkstra's Algorithm: An interactive computational facility for Dijkstra's Algorithm for the shortest path problems (where cycles are allowed, but distances must be nono-negative)

Knapsack Problem: Interactive computational facilities (branch and bound and dynamic programming) for various versions of the classical knapsack problem.