Yes.. this is kinda beyond my understanding too, but I do see potential in it.

now all we need is a z80 port :D

why?

It seems that you have ALL the calculators except the voyages 200 and 400.

1. Reality check: the v400 DOES NOT EXIST!!
2. This is really cool, but unfortunatly not especially useful for me at this time. Still a good project, though.

It's all over my head too, but I'm sure engineers will really like this program :)

No, it doesn't...yet...but it would be pretty funny if TI made that the next 68K calc (after the TI89TI that is) with the dame features as those in the 4/1 article...

errr
i have all the calcs except the v's true...
EMULATED :/
physically i have an 83+ and an 82 :P

I am so happy i am not a civil engineer, or my school would make me do that complex S*** without a calculator like they restricted for every math class i have ever taken here and now in calculus

It's not that complex, mostly it consists of integrating polynomials and converting coordinates to calculate forces and momentum in the bars.

*reaches for cyanide pill*

It really is not that complicated. Simulating a rocket engine firing (accurately) would be hard.

looks cool.. im not taking any class like that, but it still looks like it has uses and potential

I am taking a class like that, and it will come in hendy during an exam:)

I took statics courses last year... If only I had had this program back then! :)

I took statics and dynamics two years ago. I passed with a b-. I'm still embarrassed everytime I see the prof who taught that class.

i definitly have no idea what this does...but it looks like somebody could use it

Hi I'm posting this just to start a thread that does not begin with a "looks cool", but "it's useless to me" post.

Looks cool! But it's definitely useless to me. :)

Since there aren't many people here who study civil engineering, it's quite understandable that they have no idea what it's good for...

I do not study civil engineering, but applied mechanics. But they torture us with structures as well.

Me neither. I study technical informatics, but some civil and chemical engineering subject have crept in... At least I have a broader view. :)

i've never even head of technical infomatics...

That's probably why there are so few comments on this page...

It could be useful for people who study mechanical aspects of other engineering disciplines.