Looking for the Right Software

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jorpoveda

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Hello, I was hoping I can get some help. I am looking some point outs for the software I need. I am a computer science and electrical engineer student and I am using Ubuntu as my current OS. I am looking for an IDE to work on C/C++, Java, Perl, HTML/CSS, MATLAB and Assembly. MySQL and Oracle as data bases and a good software for CAD designing for electrical circuitry design.

I thank you for your help since I am new to Linux I do not know where to start. I have received suggestions on Eclipse and NetBeans, but no suggestions on the other.
 
Eclipse and NetBeans are both popular, free IDEs that are available on Linux (pretty sure Ubuntu has both in the default repos so just head over to the software centre or whatever it's called these days) and handle just about all of those languages (not sure about HTML, CSS and Matlab). For HTML and CSS I imagine any text editor would do (both gedit/Kate have pretty extensive facilities for editing markup and source files), but if you want something a little fancier I would recommend Bluefish.

As for electrical engineering, the only two pieces of software that I know of are dinotrace and pcb, but beyond a little mucking about I haven't really used them and I have no idea if they are even close to what you need (I'm no engineer).
 
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