An employer is going to care more that you know how to solve a complex problem quickly by using the available tools, than they will that you can solve it by hand - so take the opportunity to do your homework using tools like Matlab and Python wherever allowed. No professor is going to expect you to solve a highly dimensional imaginary vector or matrix on a test, while also limiting you to a TI-36X (I doubt they would ever expect you to solve it even if you were allowed an Inspire). My classmates love to rag on me for throwing so many things into Matlab, but if it's faster than doing it by hand, why not? I mean, shit, just this past week, I was in a study session where everyone was struggling through some complex multivariable differential equations, and I just solved it in half the time with three lines of Matlab code (which the professor accepts for homework). True, but at that point, I think I would just make Matlab, Python, or similar do the work. Send the moderators a message and we'll unblock it as soon as possible. If you can't find your submission it was probably caught by Reddit's spam filter. Submit your favorites here! Related subreddits The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing.
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