posted message: Read my blog for Scilab and other numerical computation related posts on http://www.annigeri.in/search/label/Scilab
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Wish to learn Scilab and Scilab programming? Visit http://bit.ly/liICbk Scilab is Free software for matrix and linear algebra
Scilab is an open source software for numerical computations. Its strengths are its built-in matrix data handling capability, rich set of matrix operators and functions, interactive console to quickly get started, built-in programming language, data visualization through 2D and 3D graphs and a rich set of toolboxes for variuos applications.
It is similar to Matlab and GNU Octave, but its programming language is not compatible with them. This course is intended for beginners with no previous experience with Scilab. It will cover the basic interactive use of Scilab and writing Scilab functions.
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posted message: Hi Everyone, With the addition of Session 14 on Data Structures, we have covered all topics that we intended to cover. I was expecting the course to be more active than what it turned out to be. It is uncertain what value it added to the participants. I hope it was useful and got you started with a new skill that will be useful to you. Effectively that is the end of the basics of Scilab. I hope Prof. A.B. Raju will add a few topics on Xcos in a short while. It is in its application to solve real problems that Scilab shines, and what we did has laid a solid foundation to build on. Satish Annigeri15 Jun 2011 via p2pu.org
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