CASIO FX 115ES UPGRADE
CASIO FX 115ES PROFESSIONAL

I hated the previous model with a passion given the near 'touchless' keypad (allowing for frustrating key entry).

CASIO FX 115ES UPGRADE

Quote:Finally! This is a superb upgrade to TI's previous BA II product.

I found some reviews on amazon that swayed me away from the HP12C and to go with the BAII-Plus

CASIO FX 115ES PROFESSIONAL

Total: $32.65 for me.Īt my local Office Depot they wanted $49.99 for the Professional version and $29.99 for the basic one. I'm going to assume that as there was no response to the list ofĬalculators I submitted for 'Principles of Statistics' (see attachment),Īny and all of them are acceptable for use on the exam.Īs a follow up, are the HP-12C and HP12C Platinum acceptable for use onįor anyone considering the BAII-Plus Professional that is in the states and has a Sam's Club membership they have it for $25.82 via there website. Sent this e-mail, will see if they respond this time: As RPN is stack-based, does manipulating the stack count as programming? Memory registers? Or do they mean programming such as TI-BASIC? They won't address these questions, and as written, their guidelines, strictly interpreted, would ban all calculators, so I'm forced to generate my own criteria, trying to fit in with the spirit of the guidelines as best as I can guess. Any interaction with the unit via the keypad is a form of programming. It's not at all clear what programming in their eyes is, either.

I sent a list of calculators I'm interested in for Stats last week, no response. SnazzlefragDSST doesn't respond to e-mails with questions regarding allowed calculators. You might want to confirm with DSST that the HP-12C is okay to use. Since the HP-12C is programmable, you might run into a bit of a problem with the rules if you use it for the Principles of Finance exam.Īny calculator used must be non-graphing and non-programmable. The 115ES does look like an awesome calculator though. Of course, if one of your other calculators already does those functions then the 115ES might be a great addition to your calculator collection.įor me though, it was worth paying $30 for one calculator that covered both exams. In addition to all the same stat functions that the FX-115ES has, the BAII+ can do such finance operations as: breakeven analysis, profit margin, bonds, npv, internal rate of return, cash flow, discounting, tvm, amortization.etc. One of the reasons I liked the TI BAII+ was that it had equally impressive functionality for both Stats AND Finance. It has a nice 2 line display, and a D-pad, among other amenities.įX-115ES - Scientific & Financial - Calculators & Dictionaries - Products - CASIO I've decided to be non-conformist, and not go with TI kit (which I'm sure are good, but I already have a TI, a TI-85, from HS, but no Casios). Mstcrow5429 Wrote:Has anyone used the FX-115ES? I'm edging towards this for stats.

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