Learn Softwares for Electrical & Electronics Engineering

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For electrical and electronics engineering students, learning software like MATLAB is highly recommended due to its relevance and utility in the field. Alternatives such as Octave provide a free option similar to MATLAB, while Eagle is suggested for circuit design. Programming in C and C++ is also beneficial for enhancing technical skills. There is some discussion about the correct terminology, as "softwares" is considered incorrect; the proper terms are "software" or "programs." Overall, focusing on these tools will significantly aid in academic and professional development.
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softwares to learn!

hi,
I am doing my electrical and electronics engineering. I wanted to learn softwares in my free time. Can anyone suggest which software would be useful foe me. My friends suggested MAT LAB or a course in embedded systems. Please suggest any software which will help me wit my subject.
 
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MATLAB is very good and probably slightly more useful for your purposes than Mathematica, though both could be useful.

Also, learning to program in C is never a bad idea.
 


Thanks djeikyb.
I learned a bit about both MATLAB and MATHEMATICA, like you suggested MATLAB is very helpful for me. I am planning to join a course for the same shortly.
And regarding programming in C, I learned C and C++ last year (not a pro though :-p)
 


You can use Octave as a free alternative to MATLAB. You might also want to look at Eagle for circuit design, which is also free, and if your university has it, Labview. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_(program)

I don't see mathematica being particularly useful.
 
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Hijack:

Am I the only one here irritated by the use word "softwares" instead of "programs"?

Is "softwares" a correct word?
 


Borek said:
Is "softwares" a correct word?

You are correct, Borek. Softwares is not a word - 'software' or 'programs' would do me..
 
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