01Clubs
Each club at its own address under taueng.com, like carnot.taueng.com.
02Shared tools
Tools built for one club’s event, open to all the others.
03Student-led
Independent. Students build it, students run it.
Tools for students
TOOLS / 03- Weighted grade average calculator by credit pointsA weighted grade average calculator by credit points: enter grades and credits to get your average, and the average you need in your next credits to reach a target.Open
- What do I need on the final? Required exam grade calculatorEnter your course grade components (homework, midterm, shield grades) and a target, and get the lowest grade you need on the final exam.Open
- Engineering unit converter: pressure, energy, power, force and torqueConvert engineering units: pressure (bar, psi, atm, kPa), energy (kWh, kcal, BTU), power (hp, PS, kW), force (kgf, lbf) and torque, with exact conversion factors.Open
First-year math
MATH / 08- The Laplace transform, explainedWhat the Laplace transform does, how to solve an ODE with it in three steps, how to invert with partial fractions, and a calculator for the inverse transform.Read
- Fourier series, explainedHow a Fourier series writes a periodic function as sines and cosines, how to find the coefficients, the even and odd shortcuts, the Gibbs overshoot, and a partial-sum calculator.Read
- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, explainedWhat eigenvalues and eigenvectors are, how to find them from det(A − λI) = 0, the two checks that catch most mistakes, complex eigenvalues, and a 2×2 calculator.Read
- Second-order linear ODEs, explainedHow to solve y″ + py′ + qy = 0 with the characteristic equation, the three cases of roots, fitting initial conditions, and a calculator that solves it for you.Read
- Taylor series, explainedHow a Taylor series approximates a function with a polynomial, the five series to know, how accurate a truncation is, using series for limits, and a calculator.Read
- Solving systems of linear equations with Gaussian eliminationHow to solve a system of linear equations by Gaussian elimination: the row operations, back substitution, when there is one, none or infinitely many solutions, and a 3×3 solver.Read
- Complex numbers: polar form, Euler and De Moivre, explainedComplex numbers in Cartesian and polar form, the modulus and argument, Euler’s formula, powers and roots by De Moivre, and a calculator for polar form and powers.Read
- Partial fractions, explainedHow to split a rational function into partial fractions: distinct, repeated and irreducible factors, the cover-up method, using it for integrals and inverse Laplace, and a calculator.Read
Formula tables
TABLES / 08- Calculus formula sheet: derivatives, integrals, limits and trigA calculus formula sheet that prints on one double-sided A4 sheet: differentiation rules and derivatives, standard integrals and methods, special limits and trig identities.Open
- Linear algebra formula sheet: determinants, inverses, rank and eigenvaluesA linear algebra formula sheet: determinants and row operations, the inverse matrix, rank and solving systems, eigenvalues and diagonalisation, and dot products and projections.Open
- Table of derivatives: differentiation rules and common derivativesA complete table of derivatives for calculus: the product, quotient and chain rules, powers, exponentials and logarithms, and trigonometric and inverse functions.Open
- Table of integrals: standard integrals and integration rulesA table of standard integrals for calculus: powers, exponentials and logarithms, trigonometric integrals, integrals giving arctan and arcsin, and integration by parts and substitution.Open
- Table of Laplace transforms: common transforms and propertiesA complete Laplace transform table: powers, exponentials, step and delta functions, shifted sines and cosines, and the derivative, shift and convolution properties.Open
- Trigonometric identities and table of valuesAll the trig identities on one page: a table of sine, cosine and tangent values, angle sum and difference, double angle, power reduction, and product to sum.Open
- Special limits: the limits worth rememberingThe special limits of calculus on one page: sin x over x, the limits that define e, exponentials and logarithms near zero, and growth rates at infinity.Open
- Table of Fourier transforms: transform pairs and propertiesA Fourier transform table: the definition and inverse, basic pairs (delta, exponential, Gaussian, rectangle, sine and cosine) and the shift, derivative and convolution properties.Open
Clubs
CLUBS / 01-
MECARNOT
The mechanical engineering student club. Connects students with industry through talks by engineers and events.
Mechanical engineeringTalksEventsVisit -
The next club
Room for another engineering club from Tel Aviv University.
your-club.taueng.com
Tools for clubs
TOOLS / 01
From the clubs
GUIDES / 02- Sign-ups for a student club event: what we built and what brokeHow CARNOT runs event sign-ups with a Google Sheet, confirmation emails and tickets, the week the sheet silently stopped filling, and the three safeguards we added.Read
- Running a live quiz for a full lecture hall: what 1 vs 100 taught usWhat happened the first time 1 vs 100 ran at a real faculty event: a start rule that stranded most of the room, two players lost to a reload, and how to run it well.Read