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Connect your calculator to your computer After installing TI Connect, you'll need a TI Connectivity Cable to make the physical connection from computer to calculator.
Got everything in place now to get your Apps? Follow these directions to Download Apps. Installing Apps on your calculator Connect your calculator to your computer using a TI Connectivity cable.
Using TICalc. From here, click on basic, then math. You can download any program you find interesting by clicking on its name. Step One: Open the file you downloaded, and drag the files inside of it onto your desktop this will extract the files, as most come in the form a.
Plug your calculator into your computer using your charging cable. You can use the preloaded cards, dowload additional stacks of cards from the Texas Instruments website, or even create your own cards.
This app is fantastic for algebra through pre-calculus students learning how to graph lines, parabolas, and absolute value functions. An animated trace of your guess appears, hopefully retracing the original graph. This is especially good for learning how the slope and y-intercept interact with lines, and reinforces similar concepts with quadratics and absolute values.
As any advanced algebra or pre-calculus student will tell you, conics sections can be a confusing topic. This app makes them easier. You can choose from any of the four conic sections circle, parabola, ellipse, and hyperbola to input your equation.
To do this, open the. If the program instead comes in the form of a. On the sidebar, click on the second option down the one below the camera , and connect your calculator to your computer using the charging cable. Select the program you would like to open and press enter.
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