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Description:	For many of us non-comp-sci folks, coding in college consists of MATLAB. Exposure to a general-purpose, object-oriented language that is free and open source with a strong community is a great asset. This high level talk shows the transition from MATLAB to Python to solve trajectories for Mars missions. Expect to learn a bit of orbital mechanics and a lot of what it really takes to go to Mars! markdown
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