MATLAB For Dummies

Sizemore, Jim; Mueller, John Paul

ISBN 10: 111882010X / ISBN 13: 9781118820100

Editore: John Wiley & Sons, 2014

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Titolo: MATLAB For Dummies

Casa editrice: John Wiley & Sons

Data di pubblicazione: 2014

Legatura: paperback

Condizione: Very Good

Edizione: seconda edizione

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<b>Plot graphs, solve equations, and write code in a flash!</b> <p>If you work in a STEM field, chances are you'll be using MATLAB on a daily basis. MATLAB is a popular and powerful computational tool and this book provides everything you need to start manipulating and plotting your data. MATLAB has rapidly become the premier data tool, and <i>MATLAB For Dummies</i> is a comprehensive guide to the fundamentals. <i>MATLAB For Dummies</i> guides you through this complex computational language from installation to visualization to automation.</p> <ul> <li>Learn MATLAB's language fundamentals including syntax, operators, and data types</li> <li>Understand how to use the most important window in MATLAB &#8211; the Command Window</li> <li>Get the basics of linear algebra to get up and running with vectors, matrices, and hyperspace</li> <li>Automate your work with programming scripts and functions</li> <li>Plot graphs in 2D and 3D to visualize your data</li> <li>Includes a handy guide for MATLAB's functions and plotting routines</li> </ul> <p>MATLAB is an essential part of the analysis arsenal and <i>MATLAB For Dummies</i> provides clear, thorough guidance to get the most out of your data.</p>

Informazioni sull?autore:

<p><b>Jim Sizemore</b> is Professor of Physics and Engineering at Tyler Junior College. For over 25 years he&#8217;s worked in the semiconductor and software industries as a process engineer, device physicist, and software developer and has been teaching college physics, engineering, and math for the last 13 years. <b>John Paul Mueller</b> is a freelance author and a technical editor for both <i>Data Based Advisor</i> and <i>Coast Compute</i> magazines. He has produced 96 books and more than 300 articles to date and has been following MATLAB development for nearly a decade.</p>