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JQM Java Quine McCluskey
JQM - Java Quine McCluskey for minimization of Boolean functions.
Java Quine McCluskey (JQM) implements the Quine-McCluskey algorithm with Petrick’s Method for minimizing Boolean functions. Designed for both education and industrial application, it handles up to 16 variables and functions. Uniquely, JQM bridges the gap between theory and practice: it visualizes the solution process with generated Karnaugh Maps for students, while supporting PLC engineers by exporting results to Structured Text (ST) and Ladder Diagram (LD). The software includes a GUI for... -
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JStencilReport
A tool for write student evaluations
JStencilReport (or Java Stencil Report) is designed to write student evaluations and school report, in a fast way by a set of user-inserted sentences. It has a small vector graphics editor to create a full customizable print model that allow to print or export in PDF and Post Script your report. It allow also to export form in CSV format. -
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Enable the user to talk to the calculator to enter the numbers and operations or write them using a drawing panel , it support both English and Arabic languages.It have text to speech of the entered numbers/operations and reading the results.
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A simulator of Donald E. Knuth's fictitious MIX processor written in Java, which includes support for floating-point arithmetics.
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