cogburn
May 25, 2012
=**Science Programming in Liberty BASIC**= Welcome to the Liberty Basic Science Programming Page. I hope this page will offer interested parties many ideas, solutions, and interesting LB programming code that will enrich your teaching/learning experience in the field of science. I have been a science teacher for longer than I wish to admit. I still enjoy the learning, however, and especially love writing programs in Liberty Basic that help me to get the point across, or sometimes, help me manage my classroom. I would like to get things off to a good start by posting some code to a program I just finished today involving the spectral lines produced by quantum electron transitions. [[Spectral Lines]] Also- don't be shy about posting you own code or maybe a program you have been thinking about writing. This is a place for sharing information and ideas.--Scott ---- ==**More Science Programs that might prove useful to science teachers and their students.**== [[Practice Reading a Metric Ruler]] [[@Gas Solver|Gas Laws Solver]] [[@Decay|Radioactive Decay Isotope Predictor]] [[@Specific Heat|Specific Heat Solver]] [[@Nuclear Binding Energy|Nuclear Binding Energy Solver]] [[@Half-Life|Half-Life Solver]] [[Monatomic Ions Practice|Monatomic Ions]] [[@Polyatomic ions]] [[@Trajectory|Ballistic Trajectory Calculator]] ---- ==Some Links to other sites with LB Science Programming== [[@http://www.kw.igs.net/%7Ejackord/|Jack Ord's Website- Some good LB Science related programs]] [[http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/taunton/LB/indexlb.html|A very prolific site using LB in amazing ways.]] ---- =Model Rocket Flight Analysis= [[@Rockets]] [[@Rockets2|Rockets Page 2 (Rocket Impulse)]] (under construction) You may edit this page by clicking the button at the top labeled "Edit This Page". Or [[http://basic.wikispaces.com/page/edit/Science|CLICK HERE]]. The editor for the wiki is similar to Wordpad. The toolbar at the top has buttons for formatting, adding links and files, and to preview or save the modifications. **New pages can be added by creating a link on this page, or by selecting "New Page" from the main navigation pane at the upper left corner of the wiki.** You can choose to use the "Science" template to get started, or you can start from a blank page. When you visit your new page, you can add code by using code tags. Here is a sample. `` code [[code]] code goes here code [[code]] `` for i = 1 to 10 print i next