MATLAB is produced by MathWorks, and is one of a number of commercially available software packages for numerical computing and programming. MATLAB provides an interactive environment for algorithm development, data visualisation, data analysis, and numerical computation. This PDF covers the following topics related to MATLAB : basic concepts, plotting, scripts and functions, decision making, loops, the switch statement, vectorisation.
Author(s): The University of Edinburgh, School of Engineering
131Pages
This page covers the following topics related to Matlab : Vectors and matrices, Built-in functions , Plotting, Programming in MATLAB, M-files: Scripts and functions, Loops, If statement, Polynomials in MATLAB, Numerical Methods .
Author(s): Christos Xenophontos
42Pages
This page covers the following topics related to Matlab : Introduction, Matrices, Functions, Graphics, User Defined Functions, Input or Output, Programming Structures, Applications, Curve Fitting, Matcad: Introduction, Entering Equations, Functions, Matrices, Graphing, Curve Fitting, Calculus and Symbolics.
Author(s): Troy Siemers, Virginia Military Institute
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This note explains the following topics: Basic Procedures in Using MATLAB, Example Problems Solved with MATLAB, Arithmetic Operations on the Elements in Arrays, Logical Operators and Functions, Using MATLAB to Display Results, MATLAB Arithmetic Functions, Functions that Operate on Arrays, The Main Group of Matrix Operations, MATLAB m-Files, New Features of Matlab, Structures, Cells and Other Arays.
Author(s): Sam H. Davis
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This note introduces students to MATLAB programming, and demonstrate it’s use for scientific computations. The basis of computational techniques are expounded through various coding examples and problems, and practical ways to use MATLAB will be discussed. Topics covered includes: Introduction to MATLAB Programming, Approximations and Errors, Numerical Differentiation and Integration, Linear Equations, Nonlinear Equations, Regression and Interpolation, Ordinary Differential Equations.
Author(s): Dr. Niket S.Kaisare, IIT Madras
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This text includes all material that you need to know, however, many things are treated briefly. Topics covered includes: Basic syntax and variables, Mathematics with vectors and matrices, Visualization, Control flow, Numerical analysis, Script and function m-files, Cell arrays and structures, Optimizing the performance of Matlab code, File input/output operations, Writing and debugging Matlab programs.
Author(s): Ela Pekalska, Marjolein van der Glas
68Pages
This note explains the following topics: Accessing MATLAB, Entering matrices, Matrix operations, array operations, Statements, expressions, variables; saving a session, Matrix building functions, For, while, if and relations, Scalar functions, Vector functions, Matrix functions, Command line editing and recall, Submatrices and colon notation, M-files, script files, function files, Text strings, error messages, input, Managing M-files, Hard copy and Graphics.
Author(s): Kermit Sigmon
39Pages
Introduction to MATLAB for Engineering Students is a document for an introductory course note in MATLAB and technical computing. It focuses on the specific features of MATLAB that are useful for engineering classes. Topics covered includes: Mathematical functions, Matrix generation, Array operations and Linear equations, Introduction to programming in MATLAB, Debugging M-files, Main characteristics of MATLAB.
Author(s): David Houcque
74Pages
This note is intended to assist undergraduates with learning the basics of programming in general and programming MATLAB in particular.This will explain the MATLAB command prompt for performing calculations and creating variables.
Author(s): Yossi Farjoun
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This note covers the following topics: Matlab Introduction, Arrays in Matlab, Matrix and vector algebra, Introduction to Excel, Linear Systems of Equations, Plotting in Matlab, Logic and Loops, Input and Output in Matlab and Functions in Matlab.
Author(s): Prof. Sutherland
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This note provides only a brief glimpse of the power and flexibility of the Matlab system.Topics covered are: Matlab as a Calculator, Numbers and Formats, Variables, Suppressing output, Vectors, Plotting Functions, Two–Dimensional Arrays, Systems of Linear Equations, Function m–files, Plotting Surfaces and Graphic User Interfaces.
Author(s): David F. Griffiths
47Pages
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