Lecture

Introduction to Matlab Programming

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Description

This lecture provides an introduction to Matlab programming, covering topics such as the Matlab environment, basic operations, mathematical functions, matrix operations, and debugging. It explores the use of Matlab for numerical calculations, visualization, symbolic computations, and programming. The lecture also introduces concepts like variable naming, matrix creation, matrix access, and operations on matrices. Additionally, it delves into the use of predefined functions, matrices with more than two dimensions, transposition, and element-wise operations. The lecture concludes with practical exercises and demonstrations of Matlab commands.

Instructor

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