One- and two-compartment pharmacokinetic models are used to plot the concentration of a drug in the body as a function of time for a given dosing scheme. The drug is injected into the first compartment, and the mass of the dose, the number of doses, and the intervals between doses are selected by sliders. The objective is to select a dosing scheme so that as much of the drug as possible has a concentration between the effective does and the toxic dose (the therapeutic window). The drug can be eliminated from the first compartment (rate constant selected by slider for k_el,1), absorbed in the first compartment (slider for k_a) or transferred to the second compartment (slider k₁₂). Similarly, in the second compartment the drug can be eliminated (slider k_el,2) or transferred back to compartment one (slider k₂₁). The order of the drug elimination kinetics can be changed. The areas under the curves correspond to the total exposure of the drug.