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Learning to program is like learning to ride a bike - it takes practice, but once you learn you will never forget how. The reason is that learning to program is really learning an algorithmic thought process that underlies all programming. This text intends to introduce MatLAB as an important tool in engineering and the life sciences, and to highlight the parts of MatLAB that are used on a daily basis. You will not find the coolest, fanciest or even the best parts of MatLAB here, but rather a biased view of the most useful parts. This introductory chapter provides a short history of computing, programming and the original of MatLAB.
This book is a self-guided tour of MatLAB for engineers and life scientists. It introduces the most commonly used programming techniques through biologically inspired examples. Although the text is written for undergraduates, graduate students and academics, as well as those in industry, will find value in learning MatLAB.
The book takes the emphasis off of learning syntax so that the reader can focus more on algorithmic thinking. Although it is not assumed that the reader has taken differential equations or a linear algebra class, there are short introductions to many of these concepts. Following a short history of computing, the MatLAB environment is introduced. Next, vectors and matrices are discussed, followed by matrix-vector operations. The core programming elements of MatLAB are introduced in three successive chapters on scripts, loops, and conditional logic. The last three chapters outline how to manage the input and output of data, create professional quality graphics and find and use MatLAB toolboxes. Throughout, biomedical and life science examples are used to illustrate MatLAB's capabilities.
Contents:
Introduction
MatLAB Programming Environment
Vectors
Matrices
Matrix-Vector Operations
Scripts and Functions
Loops
Conditional Logic
Data In, Data Out
Graphics
Toolboxes