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From: hrh1818 on 18 Jun 2008 16:35
On Jun 18, 11:51 am, "Mikael Silva" <mikae...(a)yahoo.com.br> wrote:
> Hello. I'm student of Electrical Engineering in Brazil. I'm
> studying the second semester. I want to follow the power
> systems carrer and I would like to know if the Matlab is
> important in that area. I would also like to know which the
> main programming languages used in power engineering. I want
> to begin early :)
> Excuse for some mistake in the grammar, but my english is
> not very good.
> In case there are suggestions, order me an email:
> mikae...(a)gmail.com
> hugs
>
> Mikael

A better place to ask your question is the alt,engineering .electrical
news group. A power systems career covers a lot of territory. If you
were mainly doing things like electrical safety or installation work
then you may never need Matlab. But if you were to work at a company
where there was a need to model and simulate electrical power systems
then a good working knowledge of Matlab and Simulink is a high
priority. See: http://www.mathworks.com/products/simpower/ for some
examples of the types of power systems problems Matlab and Simulink
are used on.

Howard
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