I continued working on an extrema finder. It finds relative and absolute minima and maxima. It is written in the 68k flavor of TI-BASIC.
I created a program that calculates the area between two curves. It is not available online because I do not fully trust it yet, it is still in testing. This has been written as well in the 68k flavor of TI-BASIC for the TI-89 and 92 calculators.
I created a program that calculates the volumes of cross-sections (ie. Washer or Shell method). The program will automatically detect bounds if they are not provided and automatically picks the best method. This was written in the 68k TI-BASIC variant.
Recently, I started working with some of the labs PS/2s. Right now, I am learing IBM BASIC, however I hope to expand into much more advanced ideas such as eventually OS development. It is a good platform to start on due to its simple design due to its age.
I made a Stratego game using Java, while it still isn't quite finished, I have completed a minimum viable product and have a fully functioning game.
I gave a presentation about TI-BASIC as well. In particular, I focused on the most common variant of TI-BASIC, 83 BASIC.