SciONE

We managed to map out and categorize the functionality of our environment under different science branches. The basics are taught in school, but even with all the knowledge calculus still relies on precision and can take time. In this regard, SciONE comes with a variety of functions to help you convert and perform calculus for complex expressions.

Since it requires no installation to function, the application is good to go from the moment it lands on your computer. Accommodation is a walk in the park thanks to the clean, intuitive design which cleverly stores all major functions in separate tabs. It can also fit and be carried around on a thumb drive to use on other PCs without affecting stability. Note that you require .NET Framework for the program to run.

You start off in the calculator tab. Here you get the chance to solve complex expressions, through easy input via the numerical pad and function selection buttons. However, operation depth doesn’t stretch too far, but provides enough flexibility, with square root, logarithms, percentage, power, and more besides the basics.

The second tab makes it possible to convert between a variety of dimensions and units. An impressive list is put at your disposal, with dimensions like energy, length, mass, temperature, volume, acceleration, angle, area, density, force, power, pressure, time, and velocity, while units include different regional specifics.

Moreover, the application wants to teach you a thing or two about chemistry as well. The Periodic Table of Elements comes with its own tab. The view can be filtered according to group, phase, and density with different colors for each, and a toggle function for element name or atomic number. More details can be viewed in a separate window.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that SciONE might look and feel a little rough around the edges, but it’s a powerful calculator fitted with a decent variety of scientific options. Various expression types can be solved, with all details shown and remembered in a log to save them to file.