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Join our MATLAB programming course designed for beginners, held on Tuesdays from 10 AM to 12 PM. Over four classes, you will develop a fundamental understanding of MATLAB through engaging lessons. Our schedule includes essential topics such as language basics, array operations, flow control, and data analysis. Class materials include "Mastering MATLAB" (5th or 6th edition) by Hanselman and Littlefield, with copies available for limited-time loan. For additional resources, visit our class notes repository at the provided link.

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  1. Class Details • 10-12 AM Tuesdays for 4 classes. • Class text: Mastering Matlab 5 (or 6) by Hanselman and Littlefield. One or more copies available for limited time loan in my lab. • Location of class notes: http://erizo.ucdavis.edu/~dmk/matlab-mini-course/ • Meeting place: Computer lab in Academic Surge. 1044 Academic Surge. • Goal: Basic understanding of Matlab programming.

  2. Tentative Schedule for Class • Class 1: Language basics and data types • Class 2: Array operations and graphics basics • Class 3: Flow control and writing functions • Class 4: Data analysis and advanced topics

  3. Tentative Readings for Class • Class 1: MM5, Chapters 1-5 • Class 2: MM5, Chapters 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 26 • Class 3: MM5, Chapters 4, 13, 14, 15 • Class 4: MM5, Chapters 16, 17, 19, 21, 23

  4. Further Reading and Useful Links • Finish MM5. • Matlab's own documentation. • Great number of other texts dealing with aspects of matlab, such as “Graphics and GUIs with Matlab”, by P. Marchand, “Curso Básico de Matlab”, by Montbrun, etc... • Useful web sites: • Mathworks: Lots of matlab information and documentation. • SEA-MAT: WHOI matlab routines for oceanography. • Mathtools: Useful scientific computing site. • .......

  5. Notation Matlab commands will always appear in the Courier font and will generally be indented. It will look as follows: • a = ones(2,3); • B = 2 * a;

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