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LitmusChaos is an open source Chaos Engineering platform that enables teams to identify weaknesses & potential outages in infrastructures by inducing chaos tests in a controlled way. Developers & SREs can practice Chaos Engineering with Litmus as it is easy to use, based on modern chaos engineering principles & community collaboration. It is 100% open source & a CNCF project. Litmus takes a cloud-native approach to create, manage and monitor chaos. The platform itself runs as a set...

This is an Excel based scoring system for use at Science Olympiad tournaments. Versions have been in use since 2002 at tournaments all over the country. It is free for non-commercial use and modification. Please submit any bug reports or feature requests by emailing the author at the address listed on the Startup page in the workbook. Click on the green button above to download the current Div C version, or on the files link to get the Div B version (be sure to save to disk first, then...

Please watch the video/screenshots below for easy installation steps. This video is taken from my other project, with many similarities and some naming differences. After installation, login to the Administrator Page with : Username : root Password : change_this and look at the team1 database and the sample_table in it. You can now create your own required tables/forms. Also, login into the team1 user page ( from homepage ) with : Username : team1 Password :...

This software manage different kendo tournaments: from local simple championships to professional tournaments with high number of teams. The software can manage the registration of competitors, team generation, design of the tournament (simple, championship, manual, ... ). Also allows the creation of accreditations, list of teams and other documents in PDF useful for manage a real kendo tournament. Finally, it allows to obtain some statistics and feedback from each team and competitors.

Team Maker is software that helps instructors quickly create cooperative learning teams. It works by surveying students based on a set of questions the instructor picks, and then builds teams based on these student responses.

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The Virtual Math Teams (VMT) Project (vmt.mathforum.org) at the Math Forum enables K-12 math collaborative learning, professional development of educators, & group cognition research. VMT is now integrated with GeoGebra (http://www.geogebra.org/).

Of Mages and Magic is an RPG based fighting game which may be used to teach simple programming concepts. Students write artificial intelligences which hook into the main Of Mages and Magic executable. These mages can be organised into teams which fight each other until only one team remains. The game is currently in early alpha, meaning some aspects of the interface are a bit clunky. However, in its current iteration, it is fairly suitable for teaching. Any and all feedback would...

Fast jeder hat schon einmal von den "Fußball-Robotern" gehört, die regelmäßig zum Robocup antreten. Etwas unbekannter ist die Simulation League, in der "nur" Software gegeneinander antritt - der ganze Rest wird simuliert. Aber wie können elf separat programmierte Spieler zu einer Mannschaft geformt werden? In einem Seminar an der FHWS Würzburg-Schweinfurt entwickeln Studierende der Vertiefung Medieninformatik ein System autonomer Agenten, das diese Herausforderung meistert.

The Novus Entrepreneurship Training Program contains 36 business and IT training videos, covering basic finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business strategy, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users will have an opportunity to apply the lessons in the Novus Business Simulator. Over six rounds, the user or teams will have to make decisions on capital purchases, financing, production, financing, and human resources for a microbrewery.

... of downloads, average number of downloads and average number of commits. Based on this information, it can be determined if a project would be an appropriate candidate for a project for students or a particular class. This project has been separated into different groups to account for the amount of people working on the project. The project consists of these teams: Community Team Document Team Development Team UI Team

Developed by a member of WHWR (Wichita Home School Robotics) to help with keeping track of scores during the BEST Robotics 2009 game High Octane. It's possible I may have missed a source file if so let me know.

OVERVIEW OF GAME: MBA manger Game is a network game written in.NET to support maximum teams with 3 people in one. Game has 3 parts and 3 players of a team have to play it. Basically it is a production company of bikes.

BrumTab is a scoring and management system for Inter-Varsity British Parliamentary Debating Competitions (IVs). It allocates teams to debates (power-pairing), records scores, prints result sheets and all with a minimum of technical jargon.

GNUSWork (GNU social work) is a team documentation software for pedagogical institutions, which should help to coordinate, documentate and check the work of those teams. It does not aim to be a groupware or ticket system.

The Digital Coliseum is a framework which provides an automated system to host coding competitions, where teams of developers can compete with each other.

CRaPI - Correct, Robust and Perfect API for simulated RoboCup - is a framework for development of teams in the RoboCup simulated league. The framework is event driven, not bound to any specific agent architecture and works with soccer server 9.x

Tournament Manager is a program originally designed to aid in the administration of Knowledge Bowl tournaments providing a method of tracking teams and generating schedules. Possible future expansion includes generalizing the program for all types of tour

Socker is a framework for development of teams in the simulated robocup. The framework supports different types of agent architectures and works with soccer server 8.x

A Perl-based statistics management system designed for academic competition tournaments. These tournaments, which are called "College Bowl," "quiz bowl," and a variety of other names, involve teams playing against each other in either timed or untime