Voyage 200
April 2, 2009 by admin
Texas Instruments’ Voyage 200 is a scientific and graphing calculator and is a tool that every college level math and engineering student should have. The Voyage 200 handheld comes with a big 2.7 MB of Flash ROM and plenty of pre-loaded software applications. It contains all of the functionality of the TI-92+, including 3D rotations and contour plots, systems of equation, symbolic manipulation and much more.
The big and spacious QWERTY keyboard makes working on the 200 a pleasure and keeps programming easy.
The Voyage 200 supports plotting multiple functions on the same graph, polar, parametric, sequence representation and differential equation graphing. The Voyage 200 comes with spreadsheet and data processing applications and can perform many statistical analysis operations. You can find many applications for the Voyage 200 online, ranging from games to periodic tables.
The Voyage 200 offers a Computer Algebra System (CAS), 2D and 3D graphing, linear algebra, interactive numeric solver, unit conversions and statistical regressions.
The Pretty Print mode shows the mathematical expressions on the display the same way they appear in textbooks, and you are able to extend the life of the Voyage 200 by upgrading the software electronically as it becomes available.
While in the split screen mode, you’re able to view two applications at the same time.
Solve complex systems of differential equations using Euler or Runge Kutta methods on the Voyage 200.
You are able to transfer programs between the 200 and your computer with the link cables and the IR Link allows you to communicate with other calculators over a wireless connection, making the Voyage 200 perfect for the classroom.
The bottom line is that the Voyage 200 is a must-have tool for every math and engineering student as it’s easy to operate and will optimize your learning and surely give you the edge over classmates and your homework.
