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yecko
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I am an Mechanical Engineering student, coming to US next semester as a year 3 exchange student.
Is a graphical calculator is necessary to survive as a mechanical engineering student in US?
I have no previous experience in graphical calculator (we are only allowed to use scientific calculator like casio fx-50FH or fx-3650P in Hong Kong). Is there any calculator model recommendation for mechanical engineering student that is comprehensive, user-friendly and allowed in exams?
Course I am going to take: Heat transfer, control principle, mechanism of machinery
Should I get one like Casio FX115ES,TI-36X Pro, Ti-84 Plus, Ti-89 Titanium or the Ti-Nspire CX CAS?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Is a graphical calculator is necessary to survive as a mechanical engineering student in US?
I have no previous experience in graphical calculator (we are only allowed to use scientific calculator like casio fx-50FH or fx-3650P in Hong Kong). Is there any calculator model recommendation for mechanical engineering student that is comprehensive, user-friendly and allowed in exams?
Course I am going to take: Heat transfer, control principle, mechanism of machinery
Should I get one like Casio FX115ES,TI-36X Pro, Ti-84 Plus, Ti-89 Titanium or the Ti-Nspire CX CAS?
Thanks in advance for any help.