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Academic Capabilities Demo
vCalc = Wikipedia of Calculators
16k+ of calculator and data webpages
Africa Nazarene Calc
Previously ANU had a page with links to vCalc
3096 page Calculator Suite
Talents of Gold Today
ANU specific capability. First in the world (for now).
GOALS:
Show capability to faculty
Solicit support.
Identify what mathematics and data are in your classes?
Develop plan to get your class's mathematic requirements into this ANU system.
vCalc Token Types
Tags
:
Siding
,
Flight
Equations
:
Cylinder Weight
,
Canadian Dollars per Liter to US Dollars per Gallon
Data Items
:
constants
Parsec
dynamic
gold spot
Calculators / Collections
:
Pole Barn Calc
,
Quaternion Calculator
Datasets
:
Beaufort Scale
(manual, bulk upload, and data feeds)
WikiClips
:
Astronomy Units Information
Specific Capabilities of note:
Units (over 500 units in 60 categories)
Unit Choice Reduction
Multi-units:
DD:MM:SS to decimal degrees
Multi-language Support
Sharing Results
QR Code Links
Data table inputs (manual and upload)
Navigation between Collections
Graphing:
2nd Degree Polynomial
(add to collection)
Notable Academic Content at vCalc.com
Unit Conversion Calculator
Stats Calc
Observation Stats
(
input
: 3.4,24,55,-15,29
note
share results)
Linear Regression
(
note
tabular data input)
1,5
2,4
3,6
4,8
5,7
Chi-Shared
t-test for Paired Samples
One way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
Vector 3D
Vector Components
Vector Rotation
Light and Matter
Chapter 3.6 Motion under Constant Acceleration
Chapter 25.2 Oscillations
(note navigation between collections)
Engineering Publication
Civil Engineering paper on erecting a sandbag barrier against flooding.
Astronomy Calc
(note astronomical units wiki clip)
Electrical Engineering (Ohm's Law)
Ideal Gas Law
Medicine
Body Surface Area
Parkland Replacement Fluids
(note reduced units)
Fitness
Weight Lifting Calculator
Calories Burned Calculator
Economics
Microeconomics Calculator
Price Elasticity of Demand
Investor Calculator
Credit Card Equation
Currency Converter
Exercise to Build a Calculator
`KE = 1/2 * m * v^2`
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