MATLAB® for Engineers Explained
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Author
Contributions
- Bergman, Niclas - Contributor
Publication
2003 - Springer London, London, United Kingdom
Language
English
Word Count
54,500 words, Guess
Page Count
218 pages
Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- Internet Archivematlabforenginee00gust
- ISBN-101447111257
- ISBN-101447100298
- ISBN-139781447111252
- ISBN-139781447100294
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number853267535
- Better World Books9781447111252
- Better World Books9781447100294
- Open LibraryOL27073665M
Classifications
- DDC519
- LCCTA329-348
- LCCTA640-643
and 1 more
- LCCQA76.75-76.765
Description
This beginner's introduction to MATLAB teaches a sufficient subset of the functionality and gives the reader practical experience on how to find more information. A forty-page appendix contains unique user-friendly summaries and tables of MATLAB functions enabling the reader to find appropriate functions, understand their syntax and get a good overview. The large number of exercises, tips, and solutions mean that the course can be followed with or without a computer. Recent development in MATLAB to advance programming is described using realistic examples in order to prepare students for larger programming projects. Revolutionary step by step 'guided tour' eliminates the steep learning curve encountered in learning new programming languages. Each chapter corresponds to an actual engineering course, where examples in MATLAB illustrate the typical theory, providing a practical understanding of these courses. Complementary homepage contains exercises, a take-home examination, and an automatic marking that grades the solution. End of chapter exercises with selected solutions in an appendix. The development of MATLAB programming and the rapid increase in the use of MATLAB in engineering courses makes this a valuable self-study guide for both engineering students and practising engineers. Readers will find that this time-less material can be used throughout their education and into their career.
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