Monte Carlo Assignment - 810:025
- New example - Monday, November 2nd - Area between two functions estimated
using Monte Carlo. Screen snapshots include the Excel IF() and RAND()
and SUM formulas that are used.
- New email note - Monday, November 2nd -
Printing, Formulas, new example within 18 by 20 area rectangle.
How to switch from Portrait to Landscape using Print Preview window.
- New example - Monday, November 2nd - Area between two functions estimated
using Monte Carlo. Screen snapshots include the Excel IF() and RAND()
and SUM formulas that are used.
- New email note - Monday, November 2nd -
Printing, Formulas, new example within 18 by 20 area rectangle.
How to switch from Portrait to Landscape using Print Preview window.
- Turn in a printout of your Excel spreadsheet screen snapshot with the formulas showing. The first JPG file shown below is an example of what a spreadsheet looks like with the formulas showing.
- Turn in a printout of the Excel spreadsheet screen snapshot with the results showing. Your simulation should take at least 1,000 rows of random x and random y values. Each randomX and randomY point represents a point within the larger rectangle that you have decided to use as the enclosing rectangle.
- Both of the above printouts can come from one document. Use the PrintScreen or the Alt+PrintScreen technique to get your Excel worksheet on the windows clipboard. Then Paste the contents into a Word or PhotoShop or whatever type of document. You can crop the screen snapshot.
- Email your Excel workbook as an attachment to
jacobson@cs.uni.edu also. Put Monte Carlo
assignment in the Subject: line of your
email note.
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Due date: Tuesday, November 3rd by 10 p.m. so it does NOT
have to be done by class time, if you still have questions or problems.