ELI5: What is Matlab and what can it do for me that a programming lanugage can't already do?
After long excruciating hours of trying to learn Matlab, how many of you out there are actually using this software at your current job every day?
I’ve had constant migraines for the past week thanks to Matlab.
What is better to use for undergraduate in EE? Matlab or mathematica?
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How do I get certified in MATLAB?
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I am a Electrical Technologist and have never touched Matlab. I designed a piece of machinery and we needed a Butterworth Digital Filter, and a collegue designed a program to get me the co-efficients for that said filter. I have had a few engineers boast about it it quite religeously but yet no one has explained to me the benefits of or what it can do.
Edit: Ok, I think I am getting it. It seems to me that it is a scripting lanuage to get the a mathematical task done on the fly without having to write/toubleshoot code. To me, it sounds like it doesn't have just one sole purpose in the end. For example like writing a program in C you get a finished product rather the goal with Matlab is to get an answer to the problem at hand. Correct me if I am wrong?