Evan Weinberg emwdx

## gpd_test.php
<!DOCTYPE html>

<?php
	$username = 'Evan';
	$user_type = 'teacher';
	$question_text = 'A ball is thrown vertically at 10 meters per second on the surface of Earth. What is the minimum time (in seconds) it could take to reach its maximum height?'	 ?>

<html>
<style>
.container {

## positionvstime.py
# Written by Evan Weinberg
# This program creates a table of values of a particle moving at constant velocity as a function of time.
# The velocity, position, and time at the beginning of the interval can all be set in the lines below.


velocity = -1.5
initial_x = 18
delta_t = 0.1
total_T = 10

## algexpressions.py
#Written by Evan Weinberg

#Welcome to your first session of playing with the Python programming language!
#Today's we will be using it to evaluate expressions for us.


#These lines answer the warm-up questions from today. Use these as examples of how
#to enter calculations in Python.

print "Answers to the Warm-Up Questions:"

## defint.py
a = 0
b = 1
N = 5000
area = 0

delta_x = (b - a)*1./N

def f(t):
	return t**2

## definttrap.py
a = 0
b = 1
N = 500
area = 0

delta_x = (b - a)*1./N

def f(t):
	return t**2

## quizgenerator0_4.py
import random,math

class Question:
    """ Question class for creating a question for use in a quiz """

    def ft(self,text,randints,randdec,randsgnint):
            return text.format(randints,randdec,randsgnint)

    def __init__(self, question, answer):
        self.text = question

## limittable.py
#This program will generate a table of values to help in identifying the left and right hand limits of a function at a value.
#The user can change the values of a (line 10) and the function (line 21) to investigate limits of different functions and different values.

#Entering functions must be done using correct Python syntax. For example, x-squared should be written as x**2.
#Trigonometric, exponential, and other specialized functions can be accessed by typing "math." and then the function.

import math


a = -2   #This is the value that x is approaching in the limit. CHANGE THIS LINE!

## conference-schedule-generator.py
import csv
import random

original_list = []
family_number = 0
student_list = []
teacher_list = []
teacher_name_to_index = dict() #Dictionary for looking up teacher names

LSteacher_sched_a = [] #list for creating a schedule for each teacher on A day.

## random-group-generator.py
import random

robotics_students = ['shane', 'kevin', 'spencer', 'sam', 'thomas', 'alex', 'minxiu', 'jun hao', 'paul']
geo_students = ['maddie', 'elena', 'roosa', 'suki', 'patricia', 'ali', 'alex', 'jun hao', 'shane', 'tian', 'sho M', 'sho C', 'nick', 'annie', 'minji', 'kimmy', 'shannon', 'kevin', 'sam']
aa_students = ['flo','eigo','jake', 'sam','jane', 'jessie', 'emilly', 'maiti', 'brandon', 'min-xiu', 'paul', 'thomas']
CTF = ['nikita','cherry','jenny','miyu','flaminia','srishti','amy','celine','amelia','esther','maddie']
CTM = ['thomas','rahul','jakob','isaac','tama','ian','aman']


## positionvel.py
# Written by Evan Weinberg in Python
# 0.1 Initial version
# 0.2 Added initial_t as a variable to allow for the model to start at t!= 0.
# 0.3 Adjusted to make this work for a constant acceleration model.


# This program creates a table of values of position and velocity for a particle moving with constant acceleration.
# The acceleration, velocity, position, and time at the beginning of the interval can all be set in the lines below.

#The initial data for the object goes here.
	<!DOCTYPE html>

	<?php
	$username = 'Evan';
	$user_type = 'teacher';
	$question_text = 'A ball is thrown vertically at 10 meters per second on the surface of Earth. What is the minimum time (in seconds) it could take to reach its maximum height?' ?>

	<html>
	<style>
	.container {
	# Written by Evan Weinberg
	# This program creates a table of values of a particle moving at constant velocity as a function of time.
	# The velocity, position, and time at the beginning of the interval can all be set in the lines below.


	velocity = -1.5
	initial_x = 18
	delta_t = 0.1
	total_T = 10
	#Written by Evan Weinberg

	#Welcome to your first session of playing with the Python programming language!
	#Today's we will be using it to evaluate expressions for us.


	#These lines answer the warm-up questions from today. Use these as examples of how
	#to enter calculations in Python.

	print "Answers to the Warm-Up Questions:"
	a = 0
	b = 1
	N = 5000
	area = 0

	delta_x = (b - a)*1./N

	def f(t):
	return t**2
	a = 0
	b = 1
	N = 500
	area = 0

	delta_x = (b - a)*1./N

	def f(t):
	return t**2
	import random,math

	class Question:
	""" Question class for creating a question for use in a quiz """

	def ft(self,text,randints,randdec,randsgnint):
	return text.format(randints,randdec,randsgnint)

	def __init__(self, question, answer):
	self.text = question
	#This program will generate a table of values to help in identifying the left and right hand limits of a function at a value.
	#The user can change the values of a (line 10) and the function (line 21) to investigate limits of different functions and different values.

	#Entering functions must be done using correct Python syntax. For example, x-squared should be written as x**2.
	#Trigonometric, exponential, and other specialized functions can be accessed by typing "math." and then the function.

	import math


	a = -2 #This is the value that x is approaching in the limit. CHANGE THIS LINE!
	import csv
	import random

	original_list = []
	family_number = 0
	student_list = []
	teacher_list = []
	teacher_name_to_index = dict() #Dictionary for looking up teacher names

	LSteacher_sched_a = [] #list for creating a schedule for each teacher on A day.
	import random

	robotics_students = ['shane', 'kevin', 'spencer', 'sam', 'thomas', 'alex', 'minxiu', 'jun hao', 'paul']
	geo_students = ['maddie', 'elena', 'roosa', 'suki', 'patricia', 'ali', 'alex', 'jun hao', 'shane', 'tian', 'sho M', 'sho C', 'nick', 'annie', 'minji', 'kimmy', 'shannon', 'kevin', 'sam']
	aa_students = ['flo','eigo','jake', 'sam','jane', 'jessie', 'emilly', 'maiti', 'brandon', 'min-xiu', 'paul', 'thomas']
	CTF = ['nikita','cherry','jenny','miyu','flaminia','srishti','amy','celine','amelia','esther','maddie']
	CTM = ['thomas','rahul','jakob','isaac','tama','ian','aman']
	# Written by Evan Weinberg in Python
	# 0.1 Initial version
	# 0.2 Added initial_t as a variable to allow for the model to start at t!= 0.
	# 0.3 Adjusted to make this work for a constant acceleration model.


	# This program creates a table of values of position and velocity for a particle moving with constant acceleration.
	# The acceleration, velocity, position, and time at the beginning of the interval can all be set in the lines below.

	#The initial data for the object goes here.