MATLAB

This page collects material and links to resources on MATLAB, a numerical computing environment and the associated fourth-generation programming language. There are supporting subpages.

Open Educational Resources (OER) resources to help you learn and use MATLAB edit

Getting started will guide (and link) you through the MathWorks tutorial^[1].
The MATLAB Cookbook contains snippets of useable code that you can copy/paste/modify
MATLAB essential: a course aimed at college-level students

Open Educational Resources (OER) MATLAB projects edit

Engineering thermodynamics was an effort to create tables and graphs for Engineering thermodynamics
Divergent series investigations is advanced and weird -- physics at its best (or worst!)
- See also Divergent series and Casimir effect in one dimension and Quantum field theory on a violin string.
Sound/Just and equal tuning
- Bach Prelude Cello Suite #1 ***Well tempered clavier: 0:06, 1:19, 2:33, 4:44
- Sound/Emergence of beats (in progress)
Rainwater tank simulation is an ongoing project to use simulink to model rainwater events and water consumption from a tank or cistern.

GNU Octave edit

GNU Octave is free-as-in-freedom software largely compatible with MATLAB. You can learn more about it in links available in GNU Octave page. As a limitation, GNU Octave lacks some MATLAB functions.

It is possible to write a wikiquiz with testbank using Octave. For example:

Physics_equations/07-Work_and_Energy/Q:cart1/history

Footnotes edit

↑ The MATLAB tutorial be found at http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/getting-started-with-matlab.html.

External links edit

Wikipedia and Wikibooks:

MATLAB, wikipedia.org
MATLAB Programming, wikibooks.org

Non-Wikipedia:

MathWorks student registration
221-page MATLAB manual
Top 10 Do's, Don'ts, and How To's. Advice for writing MATLAB code., students.engr.ncsu.edu

[1] The MATLAB tutorial be found at http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/getting-started-with-matlab.html.

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