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2010-07-07T08:24:49Z

ReneeB:

Defining the population control: foxes require hares

2010-06-02T05:45:19Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram. Type ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ and ‘Foxes surviving’ for each node.

2. Draw arrow from ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ to ‘Foxes surviving’, from ‘Hares captured’ to ‘Fox surviving’; and from ‘Foxes surviving’ to ‘Foxes at end’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 12.jpg]]

3. Double click on ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ to open its object window. Click on the Identifier field, change it to ‘Hares_needed’. Press tab. In the Description field type ‘Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive.’ Press tab. In the Definition field key in 10. Click on green green check button to accept definition.

'''Expected:You should have the same result as the screenshot below'''

[[Image:Object Hares needed.jpg]]

4. Double click on Foxes surviving to open its Object window. In the Description field type ‘Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the numbers of hares captured’. Press tab. In the Definition field type ‘Hares_captured/Hares_needed’.

[[Image:Object Foxes surviving.jpg]]

5. Select Foxes at end. Click on the key icon to open the attribute panel. Click on the popup menu, select Definition. Type ‘Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])’

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 13.jpg]]

6. Select Populations, click on the result button.

7. Select Foxes at end, click on its key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Max([2,Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])])’

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 14.jpg]]

8. Select Populations, click on the result button.

'''Expected:You should have the same result as the screen shot below'''

[[Image:Populations end.jpg]]

File:Populations end.jpg

2010-06-02T05:41:26Z

ReneeB:

Defining the population control: foxes require hares

2010-06-02T05:40:40Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram. Type ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ and ‘Foxes surviving’ for each node.

2. Draw arrow from ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ to ‘Foxes surviving’, from ‘Hares captured’ to ‘Fox surviving’; and from ‘Foxes surviving’ to ‘Foxes at end’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 12.jpg]]

3. Double click on ‘Hares needed by 1 fox’ to open its object window. Click on the Identifier field, change it to ‘Hares_needed’. Press tab. In the Description field type ‘Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive.’ Press tab. In the Definition field key in 10. Click on green green check button to accept definition.

'''Expected:You should have the same result as the screenshot below'''

[[Image:Object Hares needed.jpg]]

4. Double click on Foxes surviving to open its Object window. In the Description field type ‘Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the numbers of hares captured’. Press tab. In the Definition field type ‘Hares_captured/Hares_needed’.

[[Image:Object Foxes surviving.jpg]]

5. Select Foxes at end. Click on the key icon to open the attribute panel. Click on the popup menu, select Definition. Type ‘Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])’

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 13.jpg]]

6. Select Populations, click on the result button.

7. Select Foxes at end, click on its key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Max([2,Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])])’

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 14.jpg]]

8. Select Populations, click on the result button. A result window should appear.

[[Image:Result Populations end.jpg]]

File:Foxes and Hares diagram 12.jpg

2010-06-02T05:28:17Z

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Defining the population control: foxes capture hares

2010-06-02T05:13:48Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram, type ‘Hare capture rate’ and ‘Hares captured’ for the title.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.6.jpg]]

2. Draw arrow from ‘Hare capture rate’ to ‘Hares captured’.

3. Draw arrow from 'Foxes at end' to 'Hares captured'.

4. Double click on Hare capture rate to open its object window.

5. In the Description field type ‘Percentage of hares captured by each fox during a time period. Press tab.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.7.jpg]]

6. In the Definition field type ‘25%’, press alt+enter.

'''Expected: Your object window should look like the screen shot below'''

[[Image:Object hare capture.jpg]]

7. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Description from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Number of hares captured during a time period’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.8.jpg]]

8. Draw arrows from both ‘Hares at end’ and ‘Foxes at end’ to ‘Hares captured’.

'''Expected: Your diagram should look like the screen shot below. If not, report the problem'''

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.9.jpg]]

9. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu, type Dynamic(75,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]). Press alt+enter.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 10.jpg]]

10. Click on the result button.

'''Expected:Result window should appear.'''

[[Image:Result Hares captured.jpg]]

11. Close the Result window.

12. Select 'Hares captured' press ctrl+e to open its attribute panel.

13. In the Attribute popup menu select Definition. Copy and paste this '
Type Dynamic(75,Min([Hares_at_start-20,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]]))

14. Drag and drap 2 variable node, give it a title 'Hares needed by 1 fox' and 'Foxes surviving'

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox.jpg]]

15. Click on arrow tool from the tool palette.

16. Drag arrow tool from 'Hares needed by 1 fox' to 'Foxes surving'

17. Click on 'Foxes surviving' to 'Foxes at end' to create an arrow.

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox arrow.jpg]]

18. Click on edit tool palette again to switch to edit mode

19. Double click on 'Hares needed by 1 fox' node to open it's object window

20. Click on Identifier field and change definition to 'Hares_needed'

21. Press tab to go to 'Description' field

22. Type 'Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive'

23. Press tab key again to go down to 'Definition' field

24. Set definition to 10

25. Click on green arrow check box to accept definition. Close the Object window.

26. Double click on 'Foxes surviving' node to open it's object window

27. Click on tab key to go down to Description attribute and copy and paste this without the quotes 'Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the number of hares captured'

28. Press tab key again to move down to Definition field

29. Key in 'Hares_captured/Hares_needed'.

30. Press green check button to accept definition.

31. Close Object window.

'''Expected: Compare your result with screen shot below'''

[[Image:Hares needed defined.jpg]]

32. Click on 'Foxes surviving'.

33. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane.

34. Key in 'Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])'

[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane.jpg]]

35. Click on check button to accept definition

36. Click 'Population' node.

37. Click show result button from the tool palette.

'''Expected: You should have the same result like the screen shot below'''

[[Image:Populations.jpg]]

38. Click on Foxes at end node again. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane

[[[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane max.jpg]]

39. Click on Populations node.

40. Click Sequence button

41. Change 'end' to 100. Click ok button.

42. Press ctrl+r to bring up result view

'''Expected: You should have the same result as the screen shot below'''

[[Image: Populations end.jpg]]

Defining the population control: foxes capture hares

2010-06-02T04:06:58Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram, type ‘Hare capture rate’ and ‘Hares captured’ for the title.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.6.jpg]]

2. Draw arrow from ‘Hare capture rate’ to ‘Hares captured’.

3. Draw arrow from 'Foxes at end' to 'Hares captured'.

4. Double click on Hare capture rate to open its object window. Object window should appear.

5. In the Description field type ‘Percentage of hares captured by each fox during a time period. Press tab.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.7.jpg]]

6. In the Definition field type ‘25%’, press alt+enter. Your object window should look like this.

[[Image:Object hare capture.jpg]]

7. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Description from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Number of hares captured during a time period’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.8.jpg]]

8. Draw arrows from both ‘Hares at end’ and ‘Foxes at end’ to ‘Hares captured’. Your diagram should look like this.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.9.jpg]]

9. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu, type Dynamic(75,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]). Press alt+enter.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 10.jpg]]

10. Click on the result button. Result window should appear.

[[Image:Result Hares captured.jpg]]

11. Close the Result window.

12. Select 'Hares captured' press ctrl+e to open its attribute panel.

13. In the Attribute popup menu select Definition. Copy and paste this '
Type Dynamic(75,Min([Hares_at_start-20,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]]))

14. Drag and drap 2 variable node, give it a title 'Hares needed by 1 fox' and 'Foxes surviving'

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox.jpg]]

15. Click on arrow tool.

16. Drag arrow tool from 'Hares needed by 1 fox' to 'Foxes surving'

17. Click on 'Foxes surviving' to 'Foxes at end' to create an arrow.

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox arrow.jpg]]

18. Click on edit tool palette again to switch to edit mode

19. Double click on 'Hares needed by 1 fox' node to open it's object window

20. Click on Identifier fiel and change definition to 'Hares_needed'

21. Press tab to go to 'Description' field

22. Type 'Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive'

23. Press tab key again to go down to 'Definition' field

24. Set definition to 10

25. Click on green arrow check box to accept definition. Close the Object window.

26. Double click on 'Foxes surviving' node to open it's object window

27. Click on tab key to go down to Description attribute and copy and paste this without the quotes 'Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the number of hares captured'

28. Press tab key again to move down to Definition field

29. Key in 'Hares_captured/Hares_needed'.

30. Press green check button to accept definition.

31. Close Object window.

'''Expected: Compare your result with screen shot below'''

[[Image:Hares needed defined.jpg]]

32. Click on 'Foxes surviving'.

33. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane.

34. Key in 'Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])'

[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane.jpg]]

35. Click on check button to accept definition

36. Click 'Population' node.

37. Click show result button from the tool palette.

'''Expected: You should have the same result like the screen shot below'''

[[Image:Populations.jpg]]

38. Click on Foxes at end node again. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane

[[[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane max.jpg]]

39. Click on Populations node.

40. Click Sequence button

41. Change 'end' to 100. Click ok button.

42. Press ctrl+r to bring up result view

'''Expected: You should have the same result as the screen shot below'''

[[Image: Populations end.jpg]]

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2010-06-01T07:02:51Z

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2010-06-01T06:57:24Z

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2010-06-01T06:57:16Z

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Defining the population control: foxes capture hares

2010-05-31T16:45:02Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram, type ‘Hare capture rate’ and ‘Hares captured’ for the title.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.6.jpg]]

2. Create an arrow from ‘Hare capture rate’ to ‘Hares captured’, then from ‘Hares captured’ to ‘Hares at end’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.7.jpg]]

3. Double click on Hare capture rate to open its object window. Object window should appear.

4. In the Description field type ‘Percentage of hares captured by each fox during a time period. Press tab.

5. In the Definition field type ‘25%’, press alt+enter. Your object window should look like this.

[[Image:Object hare capture.jpg]]

6. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Description from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Number of hares captured during a time period’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.8.jpg]]

7. Draw arrows from both ‘Hares at end’ and ‘Foxes at end’ to ‘Hares captured’. Your diagram should look like this.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.9.jpg]]

8. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu, type Dynamic(75,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]). Press alt+enter.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 10.jpg]]

9. Click on the result button. Result window should appear.

[[Image:Result Hares captured.jpg]]

10. Close the Result window.

11. Select 'Hares captured' press ctrl+e to open its attribute panel.

12. In the Attribute popup menu select Definition. Copy and paste this '
Type Dynamic(75,Min([Hares_at_start-20,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]]))

13. Drag and drap 2 variable node, give it a title 'Hares needed by 1 fox' and 'Foxes surviving'

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox.jpg]]

14. Click on arrow tool.

15. Drag arrow tool from 'Hares needed by 1 fox' to 'Foxes surving'

16. Click on 'Foxes surviving' to 'Foxes at end' to create an arrow.

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox arrow.jpg]]

17. Click on edit tool palette again to switch to edit mode

18. Double click on 'Hares needed by 1 fox' node to open it's object window

19. Click on Identifier fiel and change definition to 'Hares_needed'

20. Press tab to go to 'Description' field

21. Type 'Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive'

22. Press tab key again to go down to 'Definition' field

23. Set definition to 10

24. Click on green arrow check box to accept definition. Close the Object window.

25. Double click on 'Foxes surviving' node to open it's object window

26. Click on tab key to go down to Description attribute and copy and paste this without the quotes 'Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the number of hares captured'

27. Press tab key again to move down to Definition field

28. Key in 'Hares_captured/Hares_needed'.

29. Press green check button to accept definition.

30. Close Object window.

'''Expected: Compare your result with screen shot below'''

[[Image:Hares needed defined.jpg]]

31. Click on 'Foxes surviving'.

32. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane.

33. Key in 'Min([Foxes_surviving,Foxes_at_start])'

[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane.jpg]]

34. Click on check button to accept definition

35. Click 'Population' node.

36. Click show result button from the tool palette.

'''Expected: You should have the same result like the screen shot below'''

[[Image:Populations.jpg]]

37. Click on Foxes at end node again. Press ctrl+e to open it's attribute pane

[[[[Image: Foxes at end attribute pane max.jpg]]

39. Click on Populations node.

40. Click Sequence button

41. Change 'end' to 100. Click ok button.

42. Press ctrl+r to bring up result view

'''Expected: You should have the same result as the screen shot below'''

[[Image: Populations end.jpg]]

Defining the population control: foxes capture hares

2010-05-31T10:16:07Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram, type ‘Hare capture rate’ and ‘Hares captured’ for the title.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.6.jpg]]

2. Create an arrow from ‘Hare capture rate’ to ‘Hares captured’, then from ‘Hares captured’ to ‘Hares at end’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.7.jpg]]

3. Double click on Hare capture rate to open its object window. Object window should appear.

4. In the Description field type ‘Percentage of hares captured by each fox during a time period. Press tab.

5. In the Definition field type ‘25%’, press alt+enter. Your object window should look like this.

[[Image:Object hare capture.jpg]]

6. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Description from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Number of hares captured during a time period’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.8.jpg]]

7. Draw arrows from both ‘Hares at end’ and ‘Foxes at end’ to ‘Hares captured’. Your diagram should look like this.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.9.jpg]]

8. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu, type Dynamic(75,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]). Press alt+enter.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 10.jpg]]

9. Click on the result button. Result window should appear.

[[Image:Result Hares captured.jpg]]

10. Close the Result window.

11. Select 'Hares captured' press ctrl+e to open its attribute panel.

12. In the Attribute popup menu select Definition. Copy and paste this '
Type Dynamic(75,Min([Hares_at_start-20,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]]))

13. Drag and drap 2 variable node, give it a title 'Hares needed by 1 fox' and 'Foxes surviving'

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox.jpg]]

14. Click on arrow tool.

15. Drag arrow tool from 'Hares needed by 1 fox' to 'Foxes surving'

16. Click on 'Foxes surviving' to 'Foxes at end' to create an arrow.

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox arrow.jpg]]

17. Click on edit tool palette again to switch to edit mode

18. Double click on 'Hares needed by 1 fox' node to open it's object window

19. Click on Identifier fiel and change definition to 'Hares_needed'

20. Press tab to go to 'Description' field

21. Type 'Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive'

22. Press tab key again to go down to 'Definition' field

23. Set definition to 10

24. Click on green arrow check box to accept definition. Close the Object window.

25. Double click on 'Foxes surviving' node to open it's object window

26. Click on tab key to go down to Description attribute and copy and paste this without the quotes 'Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the number of hares captured'

27. Press tab key again to move down to Definition field

28. Key in 'Hares_captured/Hares_needed'.

29. Press green check button to accept definition.

30. Close Object window.

'''Expected: Compare your result with screen shot below'''

[[Image:Hares needed defined.jpg]]

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 11.jpg]]

11. Press alt+enter to accept the changes.

12. Select Populations. Click on the Result button. Return to Diagram window.

[[Image:Result Populations.jpg]]

File:Hares needed defined.jpg

2010-05-31T10:12:12Z

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2010-05-31T10:10:49Z

ReneeB:

Defining the population control: foxes capture hares

2010-05-31T10:09:55Z

ReneeB:

1. Drag two variable nodes in the diagram, type ‘Hare capture rate’ and ‘Hares captured’ for the title.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.6.jpg]]

2. Create an arrow from ‘Hare capture rate’ to ‘Hares captured’, then from ‘Hares captured’ to ‘Hares at end’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.7.jpg]]

3. Double click on Hare capture rate to open its object window. Object window should appear.

4. In the Description field type ‘Percentage of hares captured by each fox during a time period. Press tab.

5. In the Definition field type ‘25%’, press alt+enter. Your object window should look like this.

[[Image:Object hare capture.jpg]]

6. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Description from the Attribute popup menu. Type ‘Number of hares captured during a time period’.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.8.jpg]]

7. Draw arrows from both ‘Hares at end’ and ‘Foxes at end’ to ‘Hares captured’. Your diagram should look like this.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 1.9.jpg]]

8. Select Hares captured. Click on the key icon. Select Definition from the Attribute popup menu, type Dynamic(75,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]). Press alt+enter.

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 10.jpg]]

9. Click on the result button. Result window should appear.

[[Image:Result Hares captured.jpg]]

10. Close the Result window.

11. Select 'Hares captured' press ctrl+e to open its attribute panel.

12. In the Attribute popup menu select Definition. Copy and paste this '
Type Dynamic(75,Min([Hares_at_start-20,Hare_capture_rate*Hares_at_end[Time-1]*Foxes_at_end[Time-1]]))

13. Drag and drap 2 variable node, give it a title 'Hares needed by 1 fox' and 'Foxes surviving'

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox.jpg]]

14. Click on arrow tool.

15. Drag arrow tool from 'Hares needed by 1 fox' to 'Foxes surving'

16. Click on 'Foxes surviving' to 'Foxes at end' to create an arrow.

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox arrow.jpg]]

17. Click on edit tool palette again to switch to edit mode

18. Double click on 'Hares needed by 1 fox' node to open it's object window

19. Click on Identifier fiel and change definition to 'Hares_needed'

20. Press tab to go to 'Description' field

21. Type 'Number of hares that one fox must capture in a time period to survive'

22. Press tab key again to go down to 'Definition' field

23. Set definition to 10

24. Click on green arrow check box to accept definition. Close the Object window.

25. Double click on 'Foxes surviving' node to open it's object window

26. Click on tab key to go down to Description attribute and copy and paste this without the quotes 'Number of foxes surviving a time period, by eating the number of hares captured'

27. Press tab key again to move down to Definition field

28. Key in 'Hares_captured/Hares_needed'.

29. Press green check button to accept definition.

30. Close Object window.

'''Expected: Compare your result with screen shot below'''

[[Image:Hares needed by 1 fox defined.jpg]]

[[Image:Foxes and Hares diagram 11.jpg]]

11. Press alt+enter to accept the changes.

12. Select Populations. Click on the Result button. Return to Diagram window.

[[Image:Result Populations.jpg]]

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