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A tool for teachers/professors at secondary schools and universities. Helps adjust (or, curve) grades with a lot of flexibility by using a variety of methods. Marks are represented visually to simplify the process. Does not require deep knowledge of Excel.

These programs make magic squares and rectangles using "Constraint-Based Local Search". (For non-square rectangles, input the order as two numbers.) There are 3 similar programs: CompleteSquare, CompleteSquareSteps, and MagicSquares. Given an input square with some cell values between 1 and NxN specified, (and other cell values 0), CompleteSquare attempts to complete a magic square by placing the remaining values.

...Input is an order, (one number), or an order range, (two numbers separated by white space). Output files are in folder SODLS[_n]. Each file contains a SODLS followed by a magic square. The magic square, M, is made from the order N SODLS, Q, and its transpose, as: M[row][col] = N x Q[row][col] + Q[col][row] + 1 See http://budshaw.ca/SODLS.html http://budshaw.ca/addenda/SODLSmethods.html http://budshaw.ca/addenda/SODLSnotes.html http://budshaw.ca/Download.html#sodls

- Turnbased strategy game, gameplay similar to "M.A.X." (chessboard map, one square per unit, range and vision, research) - Single- and Multiplayer, KI - Different game types (sci-fi, middle ages, might and magic)