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The Arc iDiary application is brought to you by Arc @ UNSW and provides students at the University of New South Wales with the ultimate way in which to interact with student life. The application provides you with the ability to build your student diary around your interests at all campuses. Connecting with clubs and societies has never been easier, manage your lectures and deadlines, always find out about the lastest events and parties, and through your GPS discount locator you will always have the best discounts at hand no matt...

Games to assess colour vision which gives a game score. For more information on how to obtain the scientific measures as explained in Normative values for a tablet computer-based application to assess chromatic contrast sensitivity.

Just learn how to CODE a computer: The very basic principles of any computer. Most people learn how exactly a computer works by buying this App. Learn how to CODE. Tell me how a microprocessor works. Here you can learn it. Please like my App and write a customer review. 4917emu is an hypothetical microprocessor that was used in a computer course named COMP1917 at the UNSW University of New South Wales to teach microprocessor basics. It is 4bit, has 16 memory locations and 4 registers: - Instruction Pointer (IP), - Instruction Sto...

By downloading this App you agree to the disclaimer below. This App was developed to provide guidance for clinicians in their role of assisting residential aged care facility staff, community care staff and family members caring for persons living with dementia, who present with behavioural and psychological symptoms. This App provides summary information relevant to the most commonly presenting behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD): •A description of the symptom and how it presents in dementia •Potential caus...

This app is focused on understanding and helping people experiencing changed behaviours and psychological symptoms associated with dementia. This version was developed to provide guidance for clinicians. The partner app CareForDementia was developed for care partners, families and care workers. UNSW Sydney received funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care to develop both apps. By downloading this app you agree to the disclaimer below. The app provides summary information relevant to the most commo...