Programming Fundamentals Using MATLAB

by Michael Weeks

This book covers the MATLAB syntax and the environment suitable for someone with no programming background. The first four chapters present information on basic MATLAB programming including computing terminology, MATLAB specific syntax and control structures, operators, arrays and matrices. The next cluster covers grouping data, working with files, making images, creating graphical user interfaces, experimenting with sound, and the debugging environment. The final three chapters contain case studies on using MATLAB and other tools and devices (e.g., Arduino, Linux, Git, Mex, etc.) important for basic programming knowledge. Companion files with code and 4 color figures are on the disc or available from the publisher.

Features:

Covers the MATLAB syntax and the environment, suitable for someone with no programming background
Numerous examples, projects, and practical applications enhance understanding of subjects under discussion with over 100 MATLAB scripts and functions
Includes companion files with code and 4 color figures from the text (on the disc or available from the publisher)

550 pages, ebook

Published July 6, 2020

About the author

Michael Weeks is an amateur historian with a passion for the road. He has driven tens of thousands of miles across America in search of the living roots of U.S. history. Weeks lives in the South Loop area of Chicago, Illinois, with his wife, Charlotte, and works as an occupational health and safety consultant. Although Weeks is the author of a comprehensive road-trip guide, ironically, he does not own a car."