EXPERIMENT #: 1

EXPERIMENT NAME: FORMATIVE ASSEMENT/PRATICE EXERCISES

MODULE #: 1
MODULE NAME: MATLAB PRELIMINARIES

STUDENT NAME: IAN JASPER R. SIVAM

SECTION: L21
INSTITUTION: ALABANG

INSTRUCTOR: DR. POCHOLO JAMES LORESCO

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Vector and Matrix Function

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Creating Script and Functions (M-Files)
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ANALYSIS
- Fun mix of Programming and Calculation
- Fast calculations with big problems including matrices and many more.
- Has an easy to use interface equipped with documentation to guide the user through errors.
- This experiment showed us the basics of using MATLAB including its functions and complex
instructions
- Most of the commands are like regular words you say to human beings
CONCLUSION
There can be no doubt that MATLAB is an advanced program to compute complex mathematical
problems to better understand life as we know it. People with zero to no experience in
programming will be lost at first glance on this application even me, with the help of the
documentation and the Experiment handbook I have typed and demonstrated basic functions in
using MATLAB. In order to start you must take a step forward, I haver taken that step and I’m
sure other people who will be using MATLAB with no coding experience will improve .