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A playful, interactive study garden for MAT 1330 (Calculus for the Life Sciences I) at uOttawa: recurring exam question patterns, click-through solution walkthroughs, hands-on labs and a password-lock
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A playful, interactive study garden for MAT 1330 (Calculus for the Life Sciences I) at uOttawa: recurring exam question patterns, click-through solution walkthroughs, hands-on labs and a password-locked test room.
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Read the full README ↗A private, playful, interactive study site for MAT 1330: Calculus for the Life Sciences I (University of Ottawa), built from a comparison of 31 past exam sittings (2009–2026). English and Turkish.
Every example and test question is original and is not a past exam question.
Serve the folder and open it in a browser:
python3 -m http.server 8000
then visit http://localhost:8000. It is a static site with no build step, so it also works on GitHub Pages: Settings → Pages → Deploy from a branch → main, folder / (root). The sign-in needs a secure page (https, localhost, or a local file).
All of the site's content and solutions are encrypted (AES-GCM) in assets/js/secure-data.js. The browser derives the key from the name and password (PBKDF2-SHA256), so nothing readable is in the page source or this repository. Name and password ignore capital letters, and the password also ignores spaces. It is a study-site lock, not bank-grade security.
| Path | What it holds |
|---|---|
index.html | Page layout, sign-in card and the SVG artwork (blossoms, lavender, hearts) |
assets/css/style.css | The pastel paper look |
assets/js/i18n.js | English and Turkish interface text and the language switch |
assets/js/auth.js | Sign-in, decryption and the remembered session |
assets/js/secure-data.js | Encrypted content and solutions for both languages (generated) |
assets/js/app.js | Walkthrough player, method finder, test room, plan, progress saving |
assets/js/labs.js, plot.js | The interactive labs and a tiny SVG plotting helper |
assets/js/calc.js | Calculator with a safe expression parser (no eval) |
tools/seal-site.mjs | Re-encrypts the content after you edit it |
The plaintext content is deliberately not in this repository. Keep it in ../vault-source/ next to the repo folder: content.json and solutions.json for English, content_tr.json and solutions_tr.json for Turkish. After editing, re-seal:
SITE_NAME='name' SITE_PASSWORD='password' node tools/seal-site.mjs \
en=../vault-source/content.json,../vault-source/solutions.json \
tr=../vault-source/content_tr.json,../vault-source/solutions_tr.json
Changing the name or password this way also signs everyone out, so they sign in again with the new details.
Math rendering by KaTeX. Fonts from Google Fonts (Great Vibes, Dancing Script, Caveat, Quicksand, Josefin Sans).