CT_PhySci

Computational Thinking in Physical Sciences Resources/links
In Physical Sciences || **LINKS** || [|www.microsoft.com/games/pc/flightsimulatorx.aspx]
 * **Computational Thinking:**
 * Concord Consortium (Free software for anlayzing and manipulating data) || [|www.concord.org/resources/browse/172/] ||
 * Galileo's Experiments || [|www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/galileo] ||
 * Geology Labs and Earthquake Simulations || [|www.nemo.sciencecourseware.org/] ||
 * Laser Challenge || [|www.Nobleprize.org/eductional_games/physicsics/laser/] ||
 * Microsoft Flight Simulator X || [|Free] trial with 2 airports, 2 missions, and 3 aircraft

Information for the Educators [|www.fsinsider.com/product/Pages/InfoEducators.aspx] || [] || [] || [|www.nhscience.lonestar.edu/biol/animation.htm] || [|www.ascr-discoveryscience.doe.gov/] ||
 * National Computational Science Institute || Resources for teachers and Students
 * NetLogo User Community Models || A wide variety of simutions
 * Online Math Applications for Science || [] ||
 * Science Animations, Movies and Interactive Tutorials || An extensive list from dozens of sources
 * Understanding Science Through Computing || A Web site from the U.S Department of Energy