Dos Programs
The following programs were written in Turbo Pascal and designed to run in a DOS environment. They are all reasonably user friendly and relatively crash resistant. All run fine under Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98 (an icon is provided with each program for this purpose. The downloaded .zip files will each unzip to at least 3 files: the program itself (.exe file), an instruction file (.txt file and in some cases a .doc Word 6 file), and an icon file (.ico file) to use in Windows.
Gears.exe will provide a matrix of a bicycle's progression when the user specifies the diameter of the rear wheel in inches and the # of teeth on the gears of both the chainring and the rear cog. It can also compute the speed at these gear progressions if the user specifies cadence. It sends its output to either the screen alone or to the screen and printer.
Daysapar.exe will output the number of days that two dates are apart from each other. If one of the dates is "today ", the program will read the system date. It also provides the day of the week for each date. Kids seem to enjoy knowing how many days old they are - adults don't.
Rangen.exe generates random integers without replacement from an user defined pool of consecutive integers. The user specifies the number of integers that are chosen from the pool and the number of times that this choosing is done. The output can be displayed on screen, sent directly to a printer or saved in an ASCII file.
Randpres.exe is a data collection program designed to facilitate random presentations of an enumerated stimulus set without replacement. It requires a response of a real number after each presentation and it allows for up to 999 different stimuli and up to 100 repetitions of these stimuli. The user specifies the path and filename for the data.
Rsp.exe is a data collection program designed to facilitate random presentations of a user defined stimulus set without replacement. This is essentially an enhanced version of the above Random Presentations. In this version, the user must provide the names of the stimuli being presented. It allows for the collection of either real, integer or string responses.
Dbsp.exe is a data collection program designed to facilitate digram-balanced Latin-square presentations of a user defined stimulus set (up to 85 stimuli). It allows for the collection of either real, integer or string responses.
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