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Featured Posts • Resources • • • • • Related subreddits. Im about to start studying Marine Engineering and i kinda like doing the math on the computer so im torn between these two softwares.
There is going to be alot of eletrical and automation calculation during my degree. So which one of these software do you guys prefer? One of the things im fallen in love with is the ability to 'just' change the values and it will 'calculate' the entire thing insted of typing it all down on my HP 50g.
Im sorry if this question have been raised before. • Best wishes. Excel will always be useful no matter what, and if you build your spreadsheet right, most other people will be able to use it too including non-engineers. For anything big or complex, I recommend using an actual programming language like Matlab and Python to write scripts for the actual analysis, and have it spit the output/results into an Excel spreadsheet for presentations and reports. These days I find myself jumping straight to Python for everything, as (with a bit of a learning curve), but much faster and easier to automate. I've played with a lot of software over time.
I've been a mechanical engineer at a defense contractor for nearly 5 years and I think my favorite softwares/languages to use are: python (for programming, problem solving, plotting, whatever) mathcad 15 (much better than prime, which is basically crap imo). And I like typesetting in latex but i dont have many options to typically. But in reality most of my calcs are done in prime and either latex for document formatting if it's an FEA calc or just mathcad and a little word if it's not. Excel is useful for a spreadsheet program but imo there's no substitute for a free programming language that has a variety of numerical libraries freely available with extensive work having been done on in it with. Free texas holdem online games no download. I used to be a matlabaholic but i took the plunge and learned some basic python to replace it and im happier now that I have. It was easy to transition. I know that's not the answer you're looking for, but seriously; consider it instead of pirating some software that you think you need.