Chapter 2
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Basic
Matlab
Features: command prompt, command separators (, ;) and
continuation (...), variable names / reserved words / special
variables, arithmetic expressions, number representation in floating
point
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Chapter 4
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Script
M-files: using the editor to create/modify them, execution
environment, getting user input, controlling output
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Chapter 5
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Arrays
and
Array
Operations: Matlab treats everything like a
2-dimensional matrix (even if it is a single scalar value),
construction using [ ], accessing using ( ), the colon : operator and
ranges, array expressions - element-by-element vs. matrix oriented
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Chapter 6
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Multi-dimensional
arrays
and
matrix
operations: changing the shape of an array,
generating arrays with special structure, using matrix oriented
expressions
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Chapter 7
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Numeric
Data
Types: Alternative methods for representing numbers
(integers vs. floating point, amount of memory), conversion between
representation |
Chapter 8
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Cell
Arrays
and
Structures: how to construct them, how to access them
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Chapter 9
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Character
Strings:
representation as character arrays, type conversion,
searching and modifying
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Chapter 10
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Relational
and
Logial
Operations:
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Chapter 11
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Control
Flow: if, while, for, break
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Chapter 12
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Functions:
parameters, environments and scope of variables, recursion, file access
(Chapter 14)
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Chapters 19, 20, 21
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Interpolation,
Polynomials,
Splines:
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Chapter 22
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Fourier
Transform:
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Chapters 26, 27
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Two
and
Three
Dimensional
Graphics:
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