Transcription of MATLAB MANUAL AND INTRODUCTORY TUTORIALS
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MATLAB MANUALAND INTRODUCTORY TUTORIALSIvan Graham,with some revisions by Nick Britton,Mathematical Sciences, University of BathFebruary 9, 2005 This MANUAL provides an introduction toMATLAB with exercises which are specifically oriented to theMATLAB service provided by Bath University Computing Service (BUCS). However much of the information providedhere is applicable to anyMATLAB installation, PC, Mac or MANUAL has a dual role: it serves first as a set of directed TUTORIALS to be carried out in the laboratoryand second as a general reference MANUAL chapter of the MANUAL represents one tutorial, and includes exercises to be done during privatestudy time. For each tutorial you should read through the relevant chapter, trying out the various featuresofMATLAB which are described, and then you should do the may extend the chapter by doing your own experiments with the experimenta-tion is essential when learning Introduction: What isMATLAB?
The basic operations are +, -, *, /, and ^, which stand for add, subtract, multiply, divide and exponen-tiate, or \raise to the power of". Work through the following example, which shows the results of typing some simple arithmetic commands to the MATLAB prompt. The commands typed by the user are those immediately following the >> prompt.
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