Introduction to MATLAB: Overview, Programming, and Applications

MATLAB, short for MATrix LABoratory, is a powerful tool that simplifies matrix computations with integrated visualization and programming features. Developed by Cleve Moler in the 1970s, MATLAB is widely used for mathematical operations, programming structures like conditions and loops, graphical user interfaces, plotting, symbolic math, control systems, file operations, and more. It finds applications in math, computation, modeling, simulation, data analysis, visualization, and scientific/engineering graphs.

• MATLAB programming
• Mathematical computations
• Data analysis
• Control systems
• Scientific visualization

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1. MATLAB outline MATLAB outline MATLAB overview. Programming: conditions and switch case. Programming: for and while loops. Programming: function, try catch and structure. Graphical user interface (GUI). Plotting. Polynomials, block diagram, symbolic math toolbox and control. File: Read, write and append. SIMULINK.

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3. WHY MATLAB

4. Introduction: some applications (MATLAB) Introduction: some applications (MATLAB) Math and computation Programming Modeling and simulation Plotting and data representation Data analysis, exploration and visualization Systems and control Scientific and engineering graphs

5. Introduction Introduction MATLAB stands for MATrix LABoratory. MATLAB was designed to make matrix computations particularly easy. Cleve Moler wrote the first version of MATLAB in 1970s. MATLAB integrates computation + visualization + programming in a very easy way to use.

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