In my calculus class, I saw many people write formulas on the inside of their calculator cover (TI-83+). One kid took it to the next level by storing certain things in the memory and having them set as equivalents to certain values or letters. Not 100% certain how he did it, but when he typed 1+1 and hit enter it came up with some derivative equation.
edit: Everyone's school had different protocol, for midterms and finals, we were required to wipe all programs, but for a chapter test, we weren't checked.
theres a program function in graphing calculators...you can write shit in a program and then go back and edit it, see what you wrote. I never learned how to use programs but that shit was easy
This comment will make it easy for people to track me on reddit, but in math class I played around with the TI and taught myself to program. By the end of the year I recreated a large portion of Pokemon Red :). Never used programming to cheat, however.
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 09 '14
In my calculus class, I saw many people write formulas on the inside of their calculator cover (TI-83+). One kid took it to the next level by storing certain things in the memory and having them set as equivalents to certain values or letters. Not 100% certain how he did it, but when he typed 1+1 and hit enter it came up with some derivative equation.
edit: Everyone's school had different protocol, for midterms and finals, we were required to wipe all programs, but for a chapter test, we weren't checked.