26 August 2006
Advance graphing application
For students studying geometry, trigonometry and other areas of mathematics that requires graphing, gnuplot may be a very useful program for you.
Gnuplot was made originally for scientists and students as a visualization tool, but has since advanced to be useful for everyone. It supports both 2D and 3D graphs using boxes, lines, points, contours and vectors and other specialized graphs. Most importantly this program will work on your computer no matter what OS you have, UNIX, Linux, Windows, Mac, DOS, and others.
The demos speak for themselves about the capabilities of this product and I encourage anyone interested to view them.
Gnuplot was made originally for scientists and students as a visualization tool, but has since advanced to be useful for everyone. It supports both 2D and 3D graphs using boxes, lines, points, contours and vectors and other specialized graphs. Most importantly this program will work on your computer no matter what OS you have, UNIX, Linux, Windows, Mac, DOS, and others.
The demos speak for themselves about the capabilities of this product and I encourage anyone interested to view them.
Labels: education, linux, Mac, math, os, windows
