About
The house for Graduate.
Glenar Labs sells Graduate — a laboratory a student keeps on their own computer. It is not a course for credit and is not affiliated with a university.
Graduate is for a high-school senior, or an ambitious junior, looking to enter a four-year mechanical or aeronautical engineering program. Some high-school algebra is enough to begin. Many early chambers will be review for a science-oriented student.
The path runs through eight wings: Math Foundation Studio, Geometry Atrium, Chemistry Bench, Applications Arena, Physics Hall, Mechanics Bay, Thermodynamics Environment, and the Graduate Vault. Two hundred chambers. Five thousand workable problems. Each chamber is a short topic with a worked example and numbered problems. Live benches let you turn a figure. How to solve walks one line at a time. Search jumps to a chamber or a problem type. A 16-item qualifying paper sits when you are ready. It is a qualifying paper, not a credential.
The product house is Glenar Laboratory. After the first open, the laboratory works offline. Progress stays in that browser on that computer. What ships in kit 2.7: the portable folder (double-click Open Graduate.html), Install Graduate App.bat and Start as App.bat for Windows, Graduate.app and Install Graduate App.command for macOS, the user’s manual, and the filmed tour.
The license is personal. Classroom or multi-seat use needs a separate written license. Graduate is intended for older teenagers and adults in independent study. It is not directed at children under 13. Payments, when connected, run through Lemon Squeezy.