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Learning Matlab.

07/07/2008 8:19 AM

Hello, I will start university soon. There I will have to learn some Matlab even though I won't take computer science. Do you guys know of any good texts that can get me started on Matlab now?


PS: I've never programmed before.
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Re: Learning Matlab.

07/07/2008 1:12 PM

essential Matlab for engineers and scientists, 3rd. ed.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Essential+matlab
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Re: Learning Matlab.

07/07/2008 2:44 PM

thanks, but is this book easy to use for someone who hasn't started engineering at university and hasn't programmed?
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Re: Learning Matlab.

07/08/2008 1:55 AM

its a cool book tri it out if you are good in mathematics progamming is will be piece of cake for you and besides MATLAB is soooooooooo easy to use with all its tool boxes and stuff. so dont worry

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Re: Learning Matlab.

07/09/2008 5:08 AM

get the program as well...im not sure how much you can pick up from just a textbook; think most engineering students go thru' matlab in their course of study eventually.
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