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[$Deziqn]

@@Moe I think you might have some knowledge on this??

[$Perry]

I use it to
Scan ports for ddos

[Jordai]

Jasper, on 01 February 2017 - 06:52 PM, said:

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

interesting

U have no idea where hes talking about lmfa0

kid all u do is drink u fat fuk

heeeeeeeeeeh

[$Merk]

Took Matlab freshman year, was pretty aids. As a computer engineer you tend to use more useful coding languages/programs so it becomes pretty irrelevant unless you're trying to do crazy stuff with linear systems and signals (mainly Electrical engineering) or just 3D plotting etc.

[Disloyal]

No idea, I'm not a nerd, soz.

(Jokes ofc, lol.)

[RDforumacc]

SwanZiE, on 01 February 2017 - 06:19 PM, said:

Only really had math that was needed for cryptography, so:

- Abstract alegbra (REALLY complex, spend way too much time on this subject)
- Algorithms (mostly RSA, Diffie Hellman)
- Probability (Easy compared to AA)

OT: Never used mathlabs, heard from other students that it wasn't that good though..

Abstract algebra seems abstract. So far I've only studied 1-dimensional analysis and now linear algebra (1st year). Though we won't have to use it as much in biotech/chemical engineering.

[Matt]

Honestly if there's any course you can cram in uni (at least for STEM, I'm sure), it's this one. I learned everything in the course cold (midterm and non-cumulative final) for 6 days and finished with a 3.3. My MecE friend studied for 7 and got a 4. Read your profs notes and do all the practice qs.

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Matt, on 02 February 2017 - 04:00 AM, said:

Honestly if there's any course you can cram in uni (at least for STEM, I'm sure), it's this one. I learned everything in the course cold (midterm and non-cumulative final) for 6 days and finished with a 3.3. My MecE friend studied for 7 and got a 4. Read your profs notes and do all the practice qs.

Though, I'm not taking a MATlab course. The course I'm taking is "Linear Algebra with Introduction to Computer Tools"

Edit: Our grading system is completely different. On my university we have UK, 3, 4, 5 (UK = failed).

[LoLo]

had to use the program for a class  i took, out of the 3 languages i learned, it was the hardest

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LoLo, on 02 February 2017 - 01:00 PM, said:

had to use the program for a class  i took, out of the 3 languages i learned, it was the hardest

Not looking forward to it. But It'd be cool to master.