would this be useful for engineers

huangyhg

would this be useful for engineers?
this is not a commercial, even though it may appear like it to some. please don't "flame" it. the feedback from our more generous members is important.
many years ago, i developed a computer program for my own in-house use. while i was in private practice, there was not a day that i haven't used that program. now that i have finally retired at the age of 70, i wonder if the program may be of some use to my colleagues.
a brief description is at
1. do you think the concept has merit?
2. if yes, can you suggest how the site should be structured?
3. would you participate?
guten tag
please tell me what is different, improved over other mathematical programs available now like, matlab, mathematica, mathcad etc.?
thank you for your question, qshake - all of these programs are excellent but i do not know them sufficiently to assess whether they let you do their work in a word processor, or if they must run in their native environment.
that would be the major difference. mathcad seems to me like a scratchpad on computer. i found it difficult to use and to format. its rules are not as intuitive as basic.
helmut
looks intriguing. if it is more intuitive than mathcad and others, could be useful. it would be nice to know which wp's this is based on. a screen shot (or animation) might also be useful.
hi, mikeh
it works with any wp that complies with standard edit commands, i.e. edit | cut and edit | paste. it is more intuitive than mathcad or matlab or mathematica, although these programs are excellent. mathserv does not try to compete with these programs but strives to provide an easy-to-use basic programming environment in any word processor.
thank you for your comment, helmut
sounds to me like it might be a worthwhile program; keep us posted on development of the wedsite.
thank you, sharpsooter
reading cue cards is boring - until you actually use them to do some work. suddenly, each line becomes meaningful and interesting. bear this in mind when you check: