The HP 50g Calculator Tutor

The HP 50g Calculator Tutor

Jason Gibson (Actor, Director), MathTutorDVD.com (Actor)

Jason Gibson is the owner and teacher of all video courses at MathTutorDVD.com. Jason's courses cover all levels of math, science, and engineering including basic math, algebra, geometry, calculus, physics, chemistry, electric circuits, and more. Jason has earned a BS in Electrical Engineering, an MS in Electrical Engineering, and an MS in Physics.


Actors: Jason Gibson, MathTutorDVD.com
Directors: Jason Gibson
Format: NTSC
Region: All Regions
Number of discs: 2
Run Time: 420 minutes

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Unlock the Power of your HP-50 Calculator

The HP50g Calculator is the flagship calculator from Hewlett Packard that can handle many advanced math functions that are used in science, engineering, and high school AP classes. Unfortunately, the calculator itself can be difficult to use if the student doesn't take the time to learn the functions.

This DVD set will teach the student how to use the HP50g using step-by-step video examples. This way, the student learns by doing rather than reading a dry manual!

Total DVD Run Time: 7 Hours

Disk 1
Section 1: Overview of the HP50G Calculator
Section 2: Using Algebraic and RPN Modes
Section 3: Using the Menu System
Section 4: The Mode Menu
Section 5: Basic Calculations and Working with Fractions
Section 6: Using the Equation Writer
Section 7: Advanced Uses of the Equation Writer
Section 8: Creating, Using, and Deleting Variables
Section 9: The Inverse Function, Parenthesis, Absolute Value
Section 10: Calculating with Powers and Roots
Section 11: Logarithms and Exponential Functions
Section 12: Scientific Notation and Trigonometric Functions
Section 13: The Math Menu
Section 14: Hyperbolic Functions

Disk 2
Section 15: Units and Unit Conversions
Section 16: The Constants Library
Section 17: The Equation Library
Section 18: Graphing Single Equations
Section 19: Graphing Multiple Equations and Intersection Points
Section 20: Finding Slope, Area, and Derivatives in Graph Mode
Section 21: Working with Complex Numbers
Section 22: The Complex Number Menu
Section 23: Solving Equations Symbolically
Section 24: Solving Systems of Equations Symbolically
Section 25: Finding Roots of Polynomials
Section 26: Solving Equations Numerically
Section 27: Solving Polynomial Roots Numerically
Section 28: Solving Linear Systems Numerically
Section 29: Solving More Complicated Systems Numerically
Section 30: Working with Vectors
Section 31: Working with Matrices

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Reviews

By Paycheck
Rating: ★★★★★
Outstanding scientific functions. Outstanding programmability. Exceptional value. RPN mode is extremely powerful and versatile. I was able to reuse my previous HP28S and HP48 programming experience with little or no learning curve for mathematical and physics applications.

 

By David H Weinberg
Rating: ★★★★★
I bought this calculator as a backup to another graphing calculator I have which is an hp prime graphing calculator. This calculator is very powerful it supports hundreds of scientific applications. The only downside to this calculator compared to the HP prime graphing calculator is that it is slightly more complicated to use. After using it for a few classes I am starting to understand how it operates more from each use and application. It excels in operation due to the fact that it supports so many scientific applications where as the HP prime graphing calculator is limited with the support of adding or using custom scientific applications

 

By Not Me
Rating: ★★★★
It's been nine years ago, so I guess it's time for a review.

I bought this as a replacement for my beloved HP48SX which I purchased in 1990. The keyboard was starting to go out, but it hung on until a few months ago. I had this calculator in a drawer and dug it out.

The main thing I don't like about it is it isn't a 48SX. The feel and quality aren't quite as good, but you just aren't going to find that with made in China stuff. It has all the same functionality, but the menus are different. I'm an electrical engineer, so I do a lot of work with imaginary numbers. I wish the 2D vector function was accessible with fewer keystrokes, but that's my main complaint. This calculator has many more features, but I do that stuff already on a PC.

Best thing is it still have my beloved RPN. From what I've read about the HP Prime calculator, I don't think the RPN quite operates the same.

Maybe this one will keep rocking for another ten years ago. My old 48SX put up with a lot of abuse, but I don't think this one is as rugged.

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