Matlab and Octave Programming for STEM Applications (Smith)
- Page ID
- 84319
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MATLAB is a widely used analysis tool by scientists and engineers. MATLAB has many built-in graphing capabilities and analysis functions, including matrix multiplication and matrix inverse. It can be run interactively, which greatly helps checking & debugging. This text emphasizes practical applications in engineering, physics, mathematics and biology. OCTAVE is a free program that runs almost all the MATLAB code in this text. There are a few differences between OCTAVE and MATLAB implementations. These differences will be described where they occur.
- Front Matter
- 1: Modeling, Simulation, and MATLAB’s Interpreter
- 2: Scripts
- 3: for Loops, Ploting Points, Sequences, and Series
- 4: Vectors
- 5: User-Defined Functions
- 6: Conditionals Part 1
- 7: Conditionals Part 2 Series, Switch Logic, and While Loops
- 8: User-defined Functions of Vectors
- 9: MATLAB Random Number and Statistics Functions
- 10: Zero Finding and Fourier Transforms
- 11: MATLAB Matrices
- 12: Linear Algebra
- 13: Formatted Input and Output
- 14: Matlab Structures and Data Types
- 15: Advanced Plotting
- 16: Interpolation and Curve Fitting
- 17: Top-Down Design, Agile Software Development, and Object-Oriented Programming in MATLAB
- 18: Integration and Differentiation
- 19: Ordinary Differential Equations
- 20: Symbolic Processing
- Back Matter