
UdemyFinancial calculators like the Texas Instruments BA II Plus carry significant computational power, but that power is wasted if you don't know how to access it under exam pressure. This video series is built specifically around learning that calculator well, for students preparing for the CFA or FRM exams, or pursuing an MBA.
The course moves through six main blocks of content, starting with basic setup and working steadily toward more advanced problem types.
CFA, FRM, or MBA candidates who need to become fluent with the BA II Plus calculator's built-in functions before exam day.
In this video series, we describe how to use the different functions of the Texas Instruments BA 2 Plus calculator. Whether you are studying for your CFA or FRM exam, or pursuing an MBA degree, chances are you will need to learn how to use a financial calculator. It has significant computational power, but to use it effectively, it is important to spend some time and master the different built-in functions it has.
There are six main blocks of content we will cover in this course.
We will start by setting up the financial calculator. Then, we will cover some basic calculations and useful techniques. Later on, we will see how to solve time value of money problems before moving on to examine more comprehensive cash flow challenges. Towards the end, we will cover the calculator’s most widely used statistical functions. And finally, we will conclude by performing depreciation and breakeven calculations.
Buckle up and prepare for an exciting journey!
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