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Zero to MATLAB [#443102]
Zero to MATLAB by Adam L. Lambert, PhD
English | PDF | 2020 | 151 Pages | ISBN : N/A | 2 MB
The MATLAB programming language is commonly used in engineering and scientific computation. I wrote this book to give first year students a basic introduction to MATLAB syntax and algorithmic thinking. This is by no means a comprehensive resource. It is meant to get students started and allow them to transition to more complex material.
The MATLAB programming language is commonly used in engineering and scientific computation. I wrote this book to give first year students a basic introduction to MATLAB syntax and algorithmic thinking. This is by no means a comprehensive resource. It is meant to get students started and allow them to transition to more complex material.
The book is structured as a tutorial rather than a reference. The MATLAB documentation is extensive and so my focus will be to outline basic algorithmic thinking and MATLAB syntax with explicit examples. I encourage students to work through the chapters in order as each new concept builds on previous material.
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