UncertCalc
Uncertainty Calculator v2.0 with UncertList v1.0
UncertCalc was developed aiming to help Physics and Engineering students in the evaluation of uncertainty calculation and propagation. Even though uncertainties are usually presented and teach in a symmetric way like 1.34 + 0.02, although most mathematical operations lead to asymmetrical results like the one presented below unless the uncertainties are very small when compared to the values they relate. Therefore the code was changed to attend this need.
This version of the software is free, and can be shared and distributed for free. Its code is proprietary and cannot be copied or altered unless under written permission from its developers. Comments, suggestions and Bug Reports should be submitted to 
This software was fully developed on Apache NetBeans IDE 12.3 in Java to allow multi platform compatibility.
Disclaimer This software available on the site https://cyro.saul.io, or obtained elsewhere, is provided “as is” and does not includes any warranties. In no event shall its owners, developers, collaborators be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary or consequential damages arising in any way out of the use of this software.
This software is based on Java from Oracle Corporation, therefore you need to install the last version of Java before you run this application. The last version of Java is available in this link (click here) Linux users should use the following command line to run the program: java -jar <filename.jar>
It is also important to install the latest Java JDK (click here) from Oracle.
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This link downloads the software from an amazon_aws site.
Manual There is a simple manual available online that initially only describes the UncertCalc components. The manual will be improved in a short while. To access the manual: (click here)