Basic Examples (1) 

Generate an interface to quiz yourself on plotting a sinusoid based on a description of its attributes:

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Scope (5) 

When the curve demonstrates the approximate amplitude, period and midline described in the prompt, clicking the Check answer button marks the attempt as correct with a green check mark:

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If an attempt does not approximately meet the specified criteria, the Check answer button marks the attempt with a red x and the student receives feedback to guide their next attempt:

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Clicking the (show answer) button prints a correct answer and prohibits students from submitting any further answers to the current problem:

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In the "Display options" menu, you can adjust grid lines, show the midline or key points of the sinusoid, retain the curve of the starting sinusoid or display a dynamically updating table showing the parameters of the sinusoid:

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Clicking the Print report button returns a description of the problems that have been attempted so far, all guesses made and whether the last guess on each problem was correct:

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Options (1) 

Start every problem with the graph of an untranslated parent trigonometric function, randomly chosen between Sin[x] and Cos[x]:

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