Symbolic Integrals without programmability

[Siegfried]

Is anyone aware of a calculator that can do symbolic integration that cannot be programmed, the reason for such limitation being university regulations.

Thanks for any hints!

[SlideRule]

Have you looked into CASIO, such as the 991ES?

BEST!
SlideRule

[Siegfried]

(10-15-2024 07:51 PM)SlideRule Wrote:  Have you looked into CASIO, such as the 991ES?

After a quick online search they only seem to be able to do a few things symbolically, but only integrate numerically. I may have one somewhere and will try.

[klesl]

I don't know any nonprogrammable calculator with CAS

[rawi]

As far as I know the first generation of TI nSpire had no programmability, but there wa a version with CAS.

[klesl]

all TI-Nspire models are programmable. I can confirm this fact at least for TI Nspire with TI-84 keyboard (blue color) and TI Nspire CAS (light gray color), both model are the 1st generation, and for Ti Nspire CX CAS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI-Nspire_series