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Animation and Simulation Softwares

This document discusses animation and simulation software. It defines simulation as reproducing an event or item through computer games, roleplays or models. The main goals of simulation are to mimic real systems to explore, experiment and understand them before implementing in the real world. Simulations involve realistic practice without real risks and allow interaction. Examples provided are engine learning and safe experiences. Advantages include representing complex concepts, hands-on learning, and inclusion of all ability levels. Limitations can be inaccurate representation and complexity. Example software mentioned are Visual Analyser, Mathematica and Fortran. Visual Analyser specifically allows interacting with waves produced by sound to find frequencies. The key difference between simulation and animation is that simulation uses mathematical models and laws of physics

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Animation and Simulation Softwares

This document discusses animation and simulation software. It defines simulation as reproducing an event or item through computer games, roleplays or models. The main goals of simulation are to mimic real systems to explore, experiment and understand them before implementing in the real world. Simulations involve realistic practice without real risks and allow interaction. Examples provided are engine learning and safe experiences. Advantages include representing complex concepts, hands-on learning, and inclusion of all ability levels. Limitations can be inaccurate representation and complexity. Example software mentioned are Visual Analyser, Mathematica and Fortran. Visual Analyser specifically allows interacting with waves produced by sound to find frequencies. The key difference between simulation and animation is that simulation uses mathematical models and laws of physics

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ANIMATION AND SIMULATION SOFTWARES

Presented by;
Muhaini Mat Junoh Mohd. Fairuz Hamid

WHAT IS SIMULATION?

A common definition of a simulation is a reproduction of an item or event.


Simulations can be produced in all fields through computer games, roleplays, or building models.

GOAL OF SIMULATION
To mimic, or simulate, a real system so that we can explore it, perform experiments on it, and understand it before implementing it in the real world Applying knowledge gained through exposure to simulation, is the main purpose of simulation education

SIMULATION
Involves learners confronting a scaled-down version of a real-life situation. It allows realistic practice without expense or risks otherwise involved. the

Simulation may involve participant dialog, manipulation materials and equipment, or interaction with a computer. Can be used to the whole class or small groups working together.

ADVANTAGES OF SIMULATION;
Simulation can represent something that is too large or too complex to bring into the classroom. e.g The learning about engine Safety. Simulation provides a safe way to engage in learning experience. Hands-on. Students have an opportunity for hands-on experience. Variety of ability levels. Students of all ability levels can be included in the expensive.

LIMITATIONS OF SIMULATION ;
Questionable presentation. A simulation may not be truly representative, or it may give a false sense of security for some students. Complexity. An activity may become too complex or intense for the classroom setting. Novelty may be difficult.

EXAMPLES OF SIMULATION

http://workingmodel.design-simulation.com/IP/simulationlibrary/flashsimulations/AirProjectile.swf

http://workingmodel.design-simulation.com/IP/simulationlibrary/flashsimulations/AirResistance01.swf

EXAMPLES OF SIMULATION SOFTWARE


VISUAL ANALYSER
MATHEMATICA FORTRAN SAGE ETC.

MATHEMATICA SOFTWARE
A powerful software to simulate the mathematical term, graphics (1D-3D), graph plotting and very useful for teachers.

VISUAL ANALYSER
One software that can be used for simulation is Visual Analyser. Can act as mini Oscilloscope that can be installed in every computer.

Can show directly the shape of sinus wave, can generate sound wave
Enhance the better understanding towards the concept of wave. Suitable for higher level of education

GAMBAR MELAKUKAN EKSPERIMAN GUNA VISUAL ANALYSER

The Shape of wave produced by sound wave

Student can directly interact with the sotware to find out the frequencies just by clicking on the wave..

Differences between simulation and animations


SIMULATION ANIMATION

Simulation of dynamic systems involves the formulation of mathematical models that employ a) initial conditions, b) physical properties c) governing laws of physics to predict or model motion reproducing a sequence of events.

To animate is to make or design in such a way as to create apparently spontaneous lifelike movement.

THE END.

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