
Master the Texas Instruments BA II Plus calculator, set up basics, perform time value of money and cash flow calculations, and apply depreciation techniques for CFA, FRM, or MBA prep.
Learn to set up the Texas Instruments BA II Plus, configuring four decimal places, end-of-period payments, and payments per period, with chain method or AOS.
Master essential Texas Instruments BA II Plus functions for financial calculations, from basic operations and corrections to time value of money and memory recall.
Learn to apply the time value of money with the tvm worksheet, solving for pv, fv, n, i/y, and pmt for esd and bgf cash flows, with sign rules.
Use the TI BA II Plus calculator to compute NPV and IRR for unequal cash flows, perform sensitivity analysis, and support capital budgeting decisions.
Master the Texas Instruments BA II Plus for statistics by calculating mean, standard deviation, and variance for sample and population, and performing one-variable and two-variable data analysis with regression models.
Demonstrates using the BA II Plus to compute straight-line and double-declining depreciation, and to solve break-even problems with fixed costs, variable costs per unit, price, and profit targets.
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!