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620-142 Mathematics B

First Semester, 2008

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David Coles has an interesting account of the MATLAB clone GNU Octave on his web site

A Short Introduction to Octave (also as a PDF)
A small document outlining how you can install and use Octave on a Windows machine.

 

 
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