Re: octave tutorial

[Steve C. Thompson]

Brian,

This look great!  Have you considered licensing this work under the GPL
and making the source files available?  Possibly this could help the
document evolve more rapidly, requiring less of your time?

Steve


On Apr 26 09:17AM, Brian Blais wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> While we're on the topic of teaching using Octave, I am going to be
> using octave this fall semester for teaching an intro to programming
> course.  I have written a lab manual of sorts, which you can have a look
> at.  http://web.bryant.edu/~bblais/octave
> 
> I took an approach which I haven't seen for octave or matlab before.
> Rather than jump into matrices immediately, I treat the language as any
> other, introducing the language structures first, and then vectors and
> matrices later. It's still a bit rough, and kind of drops off at the
> end, but it is a work in progress and may be useful to someone out there.
> 
> Any comments?
> 
>                               Brian Blais
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