Over the past few weeks, we've been hard at work on our first bona fide physics program, and now it's complete (at least for now). At the moment, it only contains 12 of the most rudimentary physics equations used, but we plan on adding much more down the road. It will hopefully contain other helpful tools besides equation solving, such as projectile motion graphing, electric field mapping, and wave models. This is just the first step on our journey to bigger, more demanding programs which we hope to create later as part of our project. Below is a link to Dropbox, where you can download the program itself, which can be run on any Windows PC. There is also a link for the code. Don't be fooled by the monstrous amount of code; everything this program does has been programmed using no more than 5 or 6 commands.
Here's a screenshot of the program in action:
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