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Grade 12’s vector project wows judges

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The competition features the Grade 12 IT projects of top students, and the judges included faculty members from three universities and industries such as Microsoft South Africa. Rubin’s software, written in Java, is designed to teach physical science students about vectors and projectile motion.

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