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.
Wikiversity resources to help you learn and use MATLAB
- 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
Wikiversity MATLAB projects
- 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!)
- 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
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:
See also
Footnotes
- ↑ The MATLAB tutorial be found at http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/getting-started-with-matlab.html.
External links
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