MATLAB: A Practical Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving
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Create Date:2022-08-29 09:19:37
Update Date:2025-09-08
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Author:Stormy Attaway
ISBN:032391750X
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Reviews
marta the book slayer,
Matlab 💖C++ 🖕part of a series in which i review the textbooks i read throughout my four years in college to prove that i was reading even though it was involuntary and at times torturous
Elizabeth Chang,
This was my textbook for my programming class。 I will start off by confessing that I hated this class。 And while this book didn't exactly spur my hatred。。。it really didn't have THAT much。 But, the exercises in this book are many, and if you weren't buying this book for my EOSC 211 class, but just want to learn about Matlab and how to use it。。。。sure! This book was decent。 This was my textbook for my programming class。 I will start off by confessing that I hated this class。 And while this book didn't exactly spur my hatred。。。it really didn't have THAT much。 But, the exercises in this book are many, and if you weren't buying this book for my EOSC 211 class, but just want to learn about Matlab and how to use it。。。。sure! This book was decent。 。。。more
Dineth Jayasekera,
Easy to read with clear examples。
Goo,
A fine introduction to MATLAB。
Shubham Sk,
want to read
Jake,
For most this will be a practical introduction to MATLAB, with clear examples and concise instructions。 I was left wanting more。 Most of the examples seemed written to one of two audiences, the undergrad engineering student taking the course in uni for the first time or the grad/post grad looking to automate parts of their research。 That's not a bad aim for an introductory title, but at the same time it doesn't set itself apart in the market of introductory books on different languages。 For most this will be a practical introduction to MATLAB, with clear examples and concise instructions。 I was left wanting more。 Most of the examples seemed written to one of two audiences, the undergrad engineering student taking the course in uni for the first time or the grad/post grad looking to automate parts of their research。 That's not a bad aim for an introductory title, but at the same time it doesn't set itself apart in the market of introductory books on different languages。 。。。more
Fleur_de_soie,
A very popular MATLAB book on Amazon。I did finish all the book, only the first 8 chapters。 I left the advanced topics for future reading, since I might only need part of them。 It is more efficient to learn them with the clear demand on mind。The book is well-organized, clearly explained。One really do not need any programming background to read it。It explains all the principles and fundamental consideration of programming very well。 But if you have some background like me( learned some C before), A very popular MATLAB book on Amazon。I did finish all the book, only the first 8 chapters。 I left the advanced topics for future reading, since I might only need part of them。 It is more efficient to learn them with the clear demand on mind。The book is well-organized, clearly explained。One really do not need any programming background to read it。It explains all the principles and fundamental consideration of programming very well。 But if you have some background like me( learned some C before), it is a bit inefficient。 All we need is a brief introduction to the language rules and details here。 This is why I give it 3 instead of 4。 。。。more
Mohammad Keyhani,
Excellent introduction to MATLAB。 Provided me with exactly what I needed to start programming an economic simulation quickly。