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Re: Matlab compatibility for university Numerical Analysis course
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Dotan Cohen |
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Re: Matlab compatibility for university Numerical Analysis course |
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Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:40:41 +0200 |
2008/11/14 Andreas Stahel <address@hidden>:
> I teach a numerical methods class, based on Octave only. Some students use
> Matlab without major problems.
> If the sample a set up with a little (very little) attention to the
> difference, both programs work.
> Make sure you are using Octave 3.0.* , otherwise the plot commands will be
> different
>
That is interesting. Would I be overstepping boundaries if I asked to
see the course material? My particular university makes the course
material public, but I know that not all universities do this. Thanks,
Andreas.
Off-topic: In which language do you teach Octave? We are learning
Matlab in our native language, but I have been told by Russian
students that in Russia programming languages are taught using English
terminology. I see that you are from Switzerland, so you have a rich
choice of languages to choose from!
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