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No 1 HP HP 33s Scientific
Hewlett Packard HP 33s Scientific Calculator ratings

$37 - $63

Released over 3 years ago

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21 People Recommend
for Engineering
"It's particularly good for engineering.…" more

- Amazon.com User

"It meets my need for standard engineering calculations.…" more

- Amazon.com User

"Come on, it is advertised for Engineers and other geeks.…" more

- Amazon.com User

"I am engineering student in my senior year of undergrad.…" more

- Amazon.com User


No 2 Casio FX-115ES Scientific
Casio FX-115ES Scientific Calculator ratings

$18 - $24

Released over 2 years ago

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8 People Recommend
for Engineering
"Also it is an accepted calculator at the Fundamentals of Engineering…" more

- Amazon.com User

"I used it for the Mechanical Engineering P.…" more

- Amazon.com User

"I am an engineer in a sales role.…" more

- Amazon.com User

"needed one scientific calculator that could meet my calculation requirements throughout…" more

- mic_gatech at Pricegrabber.com


No 3 Sharp EL-506WBBK Scientific
Sharp EL-506WBBK Scientific Calculator ratings

$14 - $19

Released over 3 years ago

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3 People Recommend
for Engineering
"- Engineering notation…" more

- Amazon.com User

"It might not graph, it might not perform symbolic math, it…" more

- Amazon.com User

"This calculator is a good scientific based one with lots of…" more

- Amazon.com User

"This is an excellent calculator, particularly for engineering functions that require…" more

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A good engineering calculator will include graphing capabilities
Rodney
Look for a calculator that can handle both English and Metric units.
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Check to see if the calculator can be updated via a cable or the Internet to help with bug fixes and new features.
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Some PDA's have the ability to double as engineering calculators.

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Calculators for Engineering Buying Guide


There are two main types of calculators suitable for engineering: scientific calculators and graphing calculators. Scientific calculators often have a two line display, and while they offer a wide range of functions, they are not as versatile as graphing calculators. Scientific calculators are usually capable of calculating functions for trigonometry and algebra as well as a variety of basic math functions. Compared to graphing calculators they are more economically priced and are often easier to use than the more complicated graphing kind .


Graphing calculators have become essential in the math and engineering worlds. They are now required in most high schools and some middle schools. They are more expensive and difficult to use than scientific calculators, but they are capable of far more complex calculations in a wider range of fields. Graphing calculators offer a large square display capable of showing graphs of functions. They can be connected to a large number of peripheral units that can be used in fields like chemistry and biology, and they can connect to a computer for easy graph transferral.



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