4917emu Micro Processor Emu vs SimplexLP

Just learn how to CODE a computer: The very basic principles of any computer. Most people learn how exactly a computer works by buying this App. Learn how to CODE. Tell me how a microprocessor works. Here you can learn it. Please like my App and write a customer review. 4917emu is an hypothetical microprocessor that was used in a computer course named COMP1917 at the UNSW University of New South Wales to teach microprocessor basics. It is 4bit, has 16 memory locations and 4 registers: - Instruction Pointer (IP), - Instruction Store (IS), - General Register 0 (R0) and - General Register 1 (R1). Each memory location can store a number between 0 and 15, and there are 16 instructions. There is a Extended Instruction Code set. For example the following 4917 machine code program would print the numbers from zero to 15: 8 0 3 11 1 15 0. Happy hacking ;)

SimplexLP solves linear optimization problems, which can be mathematically described with an objective function and a set of constraints. With the new graphical representation (possible with 2 variables only) it is a lot easier to understand the theoretical concept of linear optimization! SimplexLP is the perfect learning companion for teachers (to set up problems) and students (to learn the Simplex algorithm). It is very easy to change coefficients and see how the solution varies. For the calculation the famous Simplex algorithm is used. With SimplexLP you can: – easily set up the objective function and the constraints; – solve maximization and minimization problems; – solve problems with unlimited number of variables and constraints; – solve problems with ≤, ≥ and = (in)equalities; – get all the possible solutions ("edges") to a problem; – get accurate calculations with fractions; – get your output in fractions or decimal values; – set a fixed value in the objective function, e.g. for fixed costs; – set the tab width (via a simple swipe gesture) to format the tableaus; – get a graphical representation of optimization problems with 2 variables. With SimplexLP linear optimization really makes fun!