Over the year in physics I basically took down all of my notes into a program that does all the work for you. It helped me and my friends out alot through the year and I wanted to pass it on. I understand it miiighhtt not meet college level physic problems, but it could help anyone in a physics class, the program can do;
1)Drop time
2)Force between two charges
Input charge values and distance between
3)Super position (3 charges in an E-Field)
Input charge values and distance betwem
4)Force to move objects
Even an option to input an angle at which you're exerting
the force!
5)Torque
Input distanc/force/angles.
6)Mechanical advantage
7)Work done
8)Friction
9)Kinetic/potential energy
10)and it does more too I just forgot what else
What can I do with this program or where could I upload it?

http://ticalc.org/

Or just do it here http://www.cemetech.net/programs/upload.php

How do I save the program on my computer first though? I have the cable that connects my Calc to the computer.

Use TI Connect or tilp to transfer

What is your Operating System? Windows, Linux, etc

Windows.

Download and install this: TI-Connect. What kind of calculator do you have?

Tis is for Calcs with a USB port (I have a TI-84+ SE)

1. Connect your calc to you computer
2. Open up TIConnect (Should be in All Programs)
3. It should say: "Connecting... Please Wait"
4. Open up the Program or Flash/Archives menu, depending on where your program is and navigate to your program.
5. File->Copy to PC
6. Navigate to where you want to saver it and click "Select"
7. TIConnect will transfer the file to your computer, this may take a wile depending on how big it is.
8. Done!

Thanks guys I have to go to work now but when I get home, I'll upload it, wooo

If you want max downloads, upload it to a variety of sites, it's worth it.

This might be one of the best forms of note-taking I've ever seen.

What does that mean?

I think he means that taking notes in physics class as a program is a cool way to take notes.

It never says anything about that.

It's a neat idea, and actually a great way to show that you understand something.