Simple Numerical Methods Calculator1.0

Simple Numerical Methods Calculator is a tiny utility that enables you to calculate the iteration values using three methodologies. In Mathematics and Engineering, iteration refers to the process of applying a function repeatedly using the output of a single function as the input to the next one.

Quick setup and user-friendly interface

The program does not require installation and you can start using it as soon as you download it to your computer. Upon launch, you come face to face with a splash window that displays the functions that you can employ to determine your iteration values, namely Bisection, False positive and the Newton-Raphson methods.Irrespective of the methodology you use, you need to fill in the required information in order for the app to generate the desired values. You should know that the values are displayed in a separate window and that you can copy the data solely or the entire table, depending on the prerequisites of your project.

Supports variable x and real roots only

It is worth mentioning that the utility supports several functions and constants, such as square root, sinus, tangent and cosinus in radians, exponential and natural logarithm and PI.On the other hand, the application cannot provide you with accurate information unless you use real root values and you explicitly key in the multiplication. In addition, you should know that the availability for the roots you can use via the false positive and bisection methods are determined based on the change of signs.Since the program does not include extensive documentation or a Help section, it addresses users with advanced knowledge in Mathematics or Engineering mostly. In other words, unless you know advanced Math, you are unlikely to input the correct variable and hence, obtain accurate values.

A simple calculator for Math and Engineering projects

In the eventuality that you are a Math or Engineering student or are involved in projects that entail determining iteration values, then perhaps Simple Numerical Methods Calculator could come in handy.