WoodenLeg's first experience in programming was in Algebra II. His teacher said that if the students could program their calculators they could use them in tests and homework without showing the work. Being smart and lazy he learned programming in order to remove unnecessary and concentrate on more important things, like his SNES.
These programs are in TI calculator BASIC, but its language resembles so much like pseudo code it can be translated easily. In order to shorten there length (and therefore save memory) there are very few user friendly prompts. So if you do not know the theorems and concepts behind the math problem these programs will not help you.
| Definite Integrals | Estimates of definite integrals are easy with this. Enter the limits and the number of divisions; and the right, left, midpoint, trapezoid, and Simpson summations are displayed. |
| Euler's Method | With a given starting point, slope and function with X and Y terms, Euler's method is used to give an estimate of a future point on the curve. |
| Newton's Method | Using Newton's method of limiting tangents instead of scans, a root of the curve is found easily. |
| Quadratic Equation | Give A, B, and C, for a quadratic and both solutions are given, provided they exist. |
| Sums-er | Calculate the sums for those #$(*& sequences and series with this. |
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