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Software Used in Class or in the Production of the Math 5337 Web Pages

Cabri-geometre, Copyright 1988-92 by Jean-Marie Laborde, Yves Baulac, and Franck Bellemain; distributed by Brooks/Cole Publishing Company.
ClarisPaint; Copyright by Claris Corporation.
Chaos and Dynamics, written by James Georges and Del Johnson, with laboratories designed by Robert L. Devaney; Copyright 1992 by Information Arts ,Int'l., Junction City, Kansas.
DeskScan II; Copyright 1994 by Hewlett Packard.
GNU emacs, by the GNU Project; Copyright 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Cambridge, MA.
Fetch, by Jim Matthews; Copyright 1994 by the Trustees of Dartmouth College.
The Geometer's Sketchpad, by Nicolas Jackiw; Copyright 1991-1995 by Key Curriculum Press.
The Geometric Golfer, developed by Kevin D. Lee, et al.; Copyright 1992 by Key Curriculum Press.
GIF Converter; Copyright 1988-1993 by Kevin A. Mitchell, Chicago, IL.
KaleidoTile, by Jeff Weeks. et al.; Copyright 1993 by The Geometry Center.
Kali, by Jeff Weeks and Nina Amenta; Copyright 1995 by The Geometry Center.
Netscape Navigator; Copyright 1994-1995 by Netscape Communications Corporation.
Pine; Copyright and Trademark, 1989-1993, University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
Simple Text, by Tom Dowdy; Copyright 1985-1994 by Apple Computer.
NCSA Telnet, by Jim Browne, Scott Bulmahn, Jim Logan, et al.; public domain software distributed by NSCA Software Development, Champaign, Illinois.
TesselMania!, by Kevin D. Lee, et al.; Copyright 1994 by MECC.
XV, Copyright 1994 by John Bradley.

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