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[RDforumacc]

What's up guys? This topic is mainly for the science nerds in this clan

- What's your experience with MATLAB?
- How long did it take to learn?

I just got introduced to it in a math class and it seems pretty complicated.




To include the rest: what's your experience with flipping burgers?

[Jordai]

interesting

[@Moe]

Geogebra's dad

[RDforumacc]

Jordai, on 01 February 2017 - 02:53 PM, said:

interesting

Quite!

Moe, on 01 February 2017 - 03:15 PM, said:

Geogebra's dad

Yeah. I've used Geogebra a lot before. This shit is the real deal tho.

[Adept Ltd]

I use MATlab scripts a bit for my Chemical Engineering degree.  Mostly because its pretty powerful for graphing stuff that excel can't do.  When they taught us how to use it they showed us how to do loops and if.. then commands but I never use it.  Also done some simulink stuff.

It doesnt take too long to learn, just make sure you use the help tool so that you are using the right code and using it correctly

[Jordai]

Adept Ltd, on 01 February 2017 - 03:24 PM, said:

I use MATlab scripts a bit for my Chemical Engineering degree.  Mostly because its pretty powerful for graphing stuff that excel can't do.  When they taught us how to use it they showed us how to do loops and if.. then commands but I never use it.  Also done some simulink stuff.

It doesnt take too long to learn, just make sure you use the help tool so that you are using the right code and using it correctly

where u been

[Adept Ltd]

Jordai, on 01 February 2017 - 03:34 PM, said:

Adept Ltd, on 01 February 2017 - 03:24 PM, said:

I use MATlab scripts a bit for my Chemical Engineering degree.  Mostly because its pretty powerful for graphing stuff that excel can't do.  When they taught us how to use it they showed us how to do loops and if.. then commands but I never use it.  Also done some simulink stuff.

It doesnt take too long to learn, just make sure you use the help tool so that you are using the right code and using it correctly

where u been

League - Degree - Some chilled training - occasionally checking forums

[RDforumacc]

Adept Ltd, on 01 February 2017 - 03:24 PM, said:

I use MATlab scripts a bit for my Chemical Engineering degree.  Mostly because its pretty powerful for graphing stuff that excel can't do.  When they taught us how to use it they showed us how to do loops and if.. then commands but I never use it.  Also done some simulink stuff.

It doesnt take too long to learn, just make sure you use the help tool so that you are using the right code and using it correctly

Thanks for sharing your experience. I've only been using it for matrices so far. Still learning the basics.

[RDforumacc]

Adept Ltd, on 01 February 2017 - 03:44 PM, said:

Jordai, on 01 February 2017 - 03:34 PM, said:

Adept Ltd, on 01 February 2017 - 03:24 PM, said:

I use MATlab scripts a bit for my Chemical Engineering degree.  Mostly because its pretty powerful for graphing stuff that excel can't do.  When they taught us how to use it they showed us how to do loops and if.. then commands but I never use it.  Also done some simulink stuff.

It doesnt take too long to learn, just make sure you use the help tool so that you are using the right code and using it correctly

where u been

League - Degree - Some chilled training - occasionally checking forums

By the way, what do you have a degree in?

[Drunk]

Matlab is aids. I had to use it for school and rather than uninstalling the program after the class I simply purchased a new hard drive.