3D Graphs Master was my first major software project, developed in C on the DOS platform in 1992. Its primary purpose was to assist math students in visualizing mathematical functions in a more intuitive way. The program enabled users to input functions in the following forms, providing a dynamic graphical representation to enhance their understanding:

The software featured an internal text editor, allowing users to define their own functions, domains, and step intervals. Once entered, the program dynamically generated 2D and 3D visualizations of the mathematical formula, offering interactive capabilities such as rotation, zooming, and panning to ensure optimal viewing angles.