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 I was never too good at calculations ?

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gbsc226




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PostSubject: I was never too good at calculations ?   I was never too good at calculations ? Icon_minitimeSat Jun 26, 2010 12:12 am

I attempted these problems in the very end, but I have seen some of my friends who bank heavily on these problems and it pays off well. I often tried to round off three-digit numbers to the nearest five or ten and two-digit numbers to nearest multiple of two or four in order to simplify my calculations.

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PostSubject: Re: I was never too good at calculations ?   I was never too good at calculations ? Icon_minitimeMon Jun 28, 2010 4:47 am

I finished Comp Eng just a few months ago, so I know the frustration at finding a good calculator that's non programmable. My recommendation for a non-programmable calculator is the Texas Instruments TI-30x series of calculators if the prof is really strict, as it tends to be the default model universities pick.

If they're less strict, try the Casio fx-991MS (and similar) model. This doesn't really have programmability (unless you're saving a couple of constant values), but does allow integration and matrix functions (depending on the model. A little lower grade is the Sharp line of scientific calculators (can't remember the model number).

If you are allowed a programmable calculator, try the TI-90x series of calculators (though these may run you about 75-100 bucks if memory serves me correct).

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PostSubject: Re: I was never too good at calculations ?   I was never too good at calculations ? Icon_minitimeFri Aug 27, 2010 5:28 am


If they're less strict, try the Casio fx-991MS (and similar) model. This doesn't really have programmability (unless you're saving a couple of constant values), but does allow integration and matrix functions (depending on the model. A little lower grade is the Sharp line of scientific calculators (can't remember the model number).

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PostSubject: Re: I was never too good at calculations ?   I was never too good at calculations ? Icon_minitimeSun Oct 03, 2010 10:32 pm

I recommend CS because they are partnered with MANY employers, self-paced (you can finish in a few months or take as long as over a year or two), and more affordable than many courses. Plus, I have personal experience (and success) with the program. Attending your local community college will give you a good chance at a job in-house, but if you are wanting to work from home, an online 'approved' course is the way to go. Choosing the right school is so important! They do offer financial aid and payment plans.
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