Courses/CS 460/Fall 2007/Physics

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[edit] About the Physics Section

Hi guys.  I just created the Physics Page!
We can use here for anything.
- Yoshi Iketani

Question:

Currently the boat and torpedoes move only left and right.

How about allowing them to move in any direction.

Also, they go at only one speed. How about acceleration and deceleration?


This is the homepage for the physics section of the "boat/torpedoes" project.

In this section, the basic setup of how the boat and torpedoes are limited to move is discussed and planed.

Our team have 7 members:

-Yuet-Chi Lee 15:39, 6 October 2007 (PDT)

[edit] Oct 6

After a series of discussions, we have met a concensus as followings:

  1. Both the boat and torpedos have minimum and maximum speed.
    1. Both the boat and torpedos' minimum and maximum speed are inputed by user.
    2. The maximum speed of the boat are limited to half of the torpedos' speed.
  2. Acceleration is set with 4 grades (no acceleration 0, 1, 2, maximum 3) and 4 directions (front, back, left, right relative to the velocity of the moving object).
    1. This results 13 choices for each selection turn (represented as o in the diagram below).
    2. This also implies that there are 13 child nodes for each node in the searching tree. 
           front
             o
             |
             o
             |
             o
             |
  left o-o-o-o-o-o-o right
             |
             o
             |
             o
             |
             o
            back

-Yuet-Chi Lee 15:27, 6 October 2007 (PDT)

[edit] Oct 13

What task should we finish first? 
May be we could initialize the project by pointing out where the code is needed to alter. 
Please join our discussion in the discussion page.
--Yuet-Chi Lee 14:26, 13 October 2007 (PDT)

If anyone have altered the code, please post the altered part on the wiki. Thank you.
--Yuet-Chi Lee 15:35, 13 October 2007 (PDT)

I'll upload the version I showed last week, but I want to fix a few things first.

SpencerP 18:13, 15 October 2007 (PDT)


sure! and seems like no one use SVN and upload files into physics-grp/ folder. Please upload and share with everyone so we can work as a group and solve prob. together!
Yoshi

[edit] Nov 3

Hello everyone! It has been a long time since the wiki has been updated.

The news is a bit out-dated but I want to remind all of us that the SVN has been opened!

The svn URL path is svn://www.tcsamerica.net/cs/cs460/branches/

For the one wanting to access, you need your own account and a svn utility such as Tortoise.

Our group members have registered their account as follows: 

Username   = Password    Name
cs460stu1  = jef399!     Andrew Miller 
cs460stu6  = ipp444!     Wayne Wong
cs460stu12 = hoi233$     Sassja-fe Ceballos
cs460stu13 = joi566#     Robert Hovhanessian 
cs460stu17 = nuo090!     Hong Ngo
cs460stu22 = oio552@     Yuet-chi Lee
cs460stu33 = jof843!     Yoshi Iketani

For more infomation, please visit the SVN homepage.

--Yuet-Chi Lee 14:27, 31 October 2007 (PDT)


[edit] Worked!!

thank you Yuet!
it worked finally.
Yoshi 


Time goes fast and half of the Fall quarter has passed.
Shall we do a mid-term progress report to score some grade points this week?
From that the data of SVN has showed, it seems that the sole way is trendy here,
so we could also do a couple of individual reports instead.
If you have any idea or opinion, please feel free to express.  
--Yuet-Chi Lee 14:51, 31 October 2007 (PDT)
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