SciLab

Scilab is a high-level, numerically oriented programming language. The language provides an interpreted programming environment, with matrices as the main data type. By using matrix-based computation,dynamic typing, and automatic memory management, many numerical problems may be expressed in a reduced number of code lines, as compared to similar solutions using traditional languages, such as Fortran,C, or C++. This allows users to rapidly construct models for a range of mathematical problems. While the language provides simple matrix operations such as multiplication, the Scilab package also provides a library of high-level operations such as correlation and complex multidimensional arithmetic. The software can be used for signal processing, statistical analysis, image enhancement, fluid dynamics simulations, and numerical optimization.

Info about it here, here and here.

You can perform basic arithmetic operations:

Post in progress, will update later.

WSQ 13

This was quite easy, the thing is that now we had time to look how to do the code and not the pressure of the examn on our backs. Here it goes:

Question 1

The exe:

Question 2 Code

Exe

Question 3 code

Exe

Question 4 code

Exe

Here are my codes.

LATER!

Course Review

Now, instead of Quiz 8 we have to do a course review.

I really liked this mode of education, Flipped learning, it teaches you to prioritize and manage your time to do all the work you have to do, and in TEC, is a whole damn lot.

Not taking into account assistance to class is also quite good, because you can use that time to work on some other class’ homework or advance in this course’s tasks, but not having to be on the classroom is better so you can work at home or in the library.

I hope this model of education is implemented on some other courses over at TEC, it’d improve our time management by learning in a different way that is up to us.

Quiz #07

So, weekend, time to catch up, the final stretch. Moving on to quiz #7, Dot product.

Here it goes:

Code

And the exe: (I noticed a spelling error on the 2nd list, it’s fixed now)

There it goes. Here is the link to GitHub with the code

Quiz 05, let’s go!

So, quiz 5 time, 2 parts, again… First part is to chek if words are palindromes and the second is to find and add numbers that can be divideb by 3 in 5 user-given numbers. I found some info here and here.

So, part 1, palindromes, here it is:

And the other one:

My code is it Github, check it!

Quiz 4, Euler number

WTF is that? Here is the answer.

And the info was taken from here and here.

Here is the code:

And the exe:

My code is on github, go check it out!

Quiz #3

So, all the WSQs are done, now, moving onto the quizzes. I’ve done only #2 son here goes #3.

I found info on some blogs from classmates and on youtube. If you don’t know what the fibonacci numbers are, look here.

Here is the code for the first part:

the exe:

Here is the fibonacci code:

And the exe:

All set, moving on!

Quiz 6, GCD

So, this was quite easier when learned at elementary school xD but here it is. An example on youtube , here and also here.

Here is the code:

And the exe:

My code is in GitHub

If you found the info helpful, comment and share.

WSQ#10

So, moving on and sticking to one of the mexican greatest costumes, doing everything the day before. Here it goes, WSQ#10.

I found info on blogs from classmates and here, and a youtube video because almost no one knows what the hell is the Standard Deviation.

And the exe:

I gotta keep going, I’ve almost finished all the codes but haven’t updated the blog.

Yo soy 196

Well this was a damn pain in the ass, to integrate the biginteger and a BIG scare while on class and deleted the file by error (luckily had a backup), here it is:

Info here

Atom:

exe:

So, almost caught up. Later!