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Cemetech combines a philanthropic mission to teach programming and electronics with a practical mission to develop hardware and software. On its philanthropic side, Cemetech aims to instill a passion for programming, embedded and DIY electronics, and engineering in its members, offering free tools, resources, and guidance. We focus on teaching programming via graphing calculators like the TI-84 Pl
us, TI-Nspire, Casio Prizm, and HP Prime models, but we also help members with computer languages like Python, Java, C, C++, Rust, PHP, and many others as well as web and mobile programming. Our own projects cover academic and professional pursuits including distributed systems, high-performance computing, machine learning, embedded systems, CAD, and more. Founded in 2000, Cemetech has developed into a thriving community of expert volunteer teachers and dedicated engineers tutoring the next generation of technology professionals while embodying Cemetech's official motto, "Leading the Way to the Future."
Operating as usual
01/04/2025
2024 ended strong: Cemetechians worked on calculator, computer, and hardware projects in December 2024, from an on-calculator ez80 ASM IDE to math and 3D graphing tools to a TI-84 Plus-turned-art. See them all and vote for your favorite: https://www.cemetech.net/news/2025/1/1040/_/projects-of-the-month-december-2024
12/09/2024
If you feel like we just posted a Projects of the Month, you're not wrong - but Cemetech's news editors were efficient with November 2024. Projects included games, math tools, a physics simulation, and even a shockingly powerful 3D renderer. November's projects: https://www.cemetech.net/news/2024/12/1039/_/projects-of-the-month-november-2024
And finally, the Projects of the Year 2023! Cemetechians loved Celtic CE, a port of the library that lets TI-BASIC programmers do more, plus an audio/video player for the monochrome calculators and the addicting Wordle spinoff "Topicle":
What projects are you working on this weekend? If you post them in our Your Projects section, they might be in the next Projects of the Month poll - and in the meantime, be sure to vote for our 2023 stand-outs:
And finally, we truly reach the present with the Projects of the Year poll for 2023. Check out the most impressive software and hardware projects Cemetechians released in 2023, from media players (like this) to games to new programming languages. https://www.cemetech.net/news/2024/1/1024/_/projects-of-the-year-2023
01/05/2024
And now, the long-awaited Projects of the Year: with all of the Projects of the Month completed up to the present, we now have for you our Projects of the Year 2022. Vote for your favorite of the top-ranked projects Cemetech's members created in 2022: https://www.cemetech.net/news/2024/1/1023/_/projects-of-the-year-2022
01/03/2024
And finally, the twelfth of the Twelve Days of PotY: we've reached the present with our December 2023 Projects of the Month! With BASIC, C, and assembly games, ports, shells, and a hardware project, Cemetech's members ended the year on a high note: https://www.cemetech.net/news/2024/1/1022/_/projects-of-the-month-december-2023