What does CAS stand for?

Computer Algebra System (mathematical computation software)

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The reason why these are better than other graphing calculators is because they come equipped with a very easy to use computer algebra system (CAS) which gives you the ability to manipulate algebraic expressions.

TI-89 Graphing Calculator Review

The HP 50g has a feature of Computer Algebra System (CAS), powerful in solving analytical problems and in manipulating symbolic expressions.

Leading Manufacturers of Graphing Calculators

ASSISTANCE OF THE COMPUTER ALGEBRA SYSTEM MATHEMATICA IN FURTHER PROBLEM SOLUTION The application of a computer algebra system (CAS) like Mathematica is well documented in control-related literature.

Removing the input derivatives in the generalized bilinear state ...

With the Computer Algebra System (CAS) TI-Nspire, which doesn't have a removable keyboard, students can evaluate and express numeric problems and variables symbolically.

TI-Nspire graphing calculator: Texas Instruments

However, using a computer algebra system is quicker and easier.

Problems section

Moreover, there is substantial evidence that Computer Algebra System (CAS) used for symbolic calculations lead to conceptual understanding.

Physics and mathematics

More complex applications realized in In2Math permit the user to call an interface to an interactive system such as a computer algebra system, theorem prover, or note taker and to incorporate the output of this system as a new learning object into new course material.

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The frequency with which students remarked on the difficulties of inputting their solutions in the notational language common to graphing calculators and computer algebra systems was a concern.

Student perceptions of the web-based homework program WeBWorK in ...