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ENGG1811 OOBasic and MATLAB Notes with SAMPLE QUESTIONS and TIPS

This is an overview of all of the important (and more) areas of coding in OpenOffice Basic and Matla...

10 pages, 2621 words

ENGG1811_SUMMARY_NOTES

These notes were constructed over the course of Semester 1, 2017 with a combination of lecture notes...

29 pages, 1657 words

Gangandeep

$35 per hour

I have a Master's degree in IT with a focus on Data Analytics and Machine learning from UNSW. As a D...

Wil

$70 per hour

Hi! I'm an experienced tutor for assessment preparation (pay AFTER results), including assignments a...

Sam

$45 per hour

Masters of Computer Science student with a High Distinction average. In the past, I have been employ...

Reviews

Fantastic course for someone with no coding experience, teaches at a good pace whilst maintaining interest. Gets more difficult after numpy introduced but still not too hard a course.

Anonymous, Term 3, 2019

This course helps me to get a lot of part-time job opportunities which is very good.

Anonymous, Term 1, 2019

Amazing course that exposes engineering students to programming concepts which are necessary in the modern engineering world. The spreadsheet and matlab components lets the student get used to mass data analysis whilst the vba component lets the student understand sequential program well.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

VBA is a life saver at the moment especially working with data. ENGG1811 has taught me good problem solving skills and how to organise myself. I cannot express how important and well structured this subject is. Takes a lot of effort at first but it's a great subject nonetheless.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

You can hardly understand the lecturer, you're better off learning the content yourself with the lecture slides. Though they are extremely useful skills.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

This course is extremely useful. If I knew then when I was doing the course how useful it is, I would have put much more effort in. Using Excel is an invaluable skill. VBA, Access, and Telecommunications are also useful. If you do really well in this course (i.e. get a HD), then you will have a better chance of getting a job as a tutor for it with CSE. Excel is useful for many things such as data analysis. Access is useful for managing databases, and is a good foundation for learning other database programs such as SQL. VBA is also a good introduction to programming.

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2011