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by Bruce L. Littlefield,Duane C. Hanselman

Bruce L. Littlefield Duane C. Hanselman Computer Science English

ISBN: 0131430181
Author: Bruce L. Littlefield,Duane C. Hanselman
Publisher: Pearson; 1 edition (November 1, 2004)
Language: English
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This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow "learn while doing" . Hanselman, Duane C. and Littlefield, Bruce, "Mastering MATLAB 7" (2005). Faculty and Staff Monograph Publications.

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This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow learn while doing tutorial format

This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow learn while doing tutorial format. For undergraduate and graduate courses in MATLAB or as a reference in courses where MATLAB is used, this text covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy- to-follow learn while doing tutorial format.

Book is clearly written and organized. Examples are clear and sufficient. Scope is ambitious and as a result, some concepts are not explained in depth.

by Duane C. Hanselman (Author), Bruce R. Littlefield (Author). Book is clearly written and organized.

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The book presents the tools students need to master MATLAB and increase their productivity by using the capabilities and new . Hanselman, University of Maine Bruce Littlefield, University of Maine. Pearson Education Inc, 2012.

The book presents the tools students need to master MATLAB and increase their productivity by using the capabilities and new features in MATLAB efficiently. Topics include basic features, the MATLAB desktop, arrays and array operations, and matrix algebra. MATLAB is introduced and used to solve numerous examples in the book.

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This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow "learn while doing" tutorial format. Discussees all new features of the latest release of MATLAB. Discusses integration of MATLAB with C, FORTRAN, AND Java; increases MATLAB's power and flexibility in dealing with external algorithms, datasets, and operating system capabilities. Offers thorough coverage of indexing, vectorizing, and linear algebra. Features abundant examples throughout and includes a chapter that specifically covers extensive examples. Includes a comprehensive index. A useful reference for engineers or anyone who uses MATLAB.

Comments: (7)

Innadril

I ordered this textbook used and it came in really nice condition. The shipping was a bit slow, but it wasn't unreasonable.
The textbook itself is a pretty useful reference. I'm currently an undergraduate engineering student and am teaching myself Matlab for educational and professional purposes. The book's well organized and the examples are great guides. It's been a greater help for learning Matlab than some of the online resources I've been trying out. Since I got it used, it came at a great price (much, much cheaper than most of my books for classes) and its definitely something nice to have handy.

Ranicengi

this is the best book i've found for help with matlab. i didn't start using the book until i'd been programming for about 1.5+ years so i'm not sure how i'd do with it if i was just sitting down to matlab for the first time. but as a person who has a basic knowledge of the software i think this book it great. things are explained in a very accessible easy to understand way. much better than the matlab help feature. it was a bit pricy but worth it. if i had to choose just one book as a resource i would definitely recommend this one. as a side note, i wouldn't say i do anything that's too advanced. i don't delve into any of the toolboxes available so i can't speak to how this book relates to those.

Shadowbourne

I am going to also write a review on "Matlab Guide", I will be also comparing the two books in the reviews.
If you are considering Matlab as a scientific computing language - look no more. It has licensened the "Maple Kernal" as part of its "Math Symbolic ToolBox", it uses LAPAK from FORTRAN for the algorithms for Matrix operations; it uses a high level language (very C++ like) and its own consise syntax for matrix manipulations as well as "Handle Graphics" to produce impressive looking plots and reports. In otherwords, it combines the best of various approaches. If you do not know C++, I advise that learn that first before attempting to learn Matlab.
Comparing "Mastering Matlab 6" (MM6) to "Matlab Guide" (MG):
*Both books are NOT for absolute Beginners, I think the assumption is that you will first study the book that comes with Matlab and the supurb "Help" Documentation that comes with the program. There are also good starting out tutorials on the net - search: "Matlab; Tutorial". The US Navy has a consise tutorial to get you started.
*MM6 does a better job on teaching to the next level beyond the Mathworks supplied documentation and beggining Tutorials.
*MM6 WINS HANDSDOWN ON TEACHING version new to 6.0 specific features. You are short changing yourself by going for a 5.0 text.
*MM6 is geared more towards a programmer/scientist/engineer; whereas, MG is geared to a mathematician. MM6 is comprehensive (800 pages!), but well organized that you can branch off to a given chapter without covering all prior chapters. Because I had a problem to solve, I started on Chapter 18, "Interpolation" without any problems. If you have no immediate issue - taking the book in order is advised. BUT THE BOOK IS WELL CROSS-REFERENCED THAT you can jump ahead to a topc of interest.
**MM6 is real modern: There are 4 chapters (out of 28) that delve into the Object Oriented aspects of Matlab, interfacing to C or Fortran, Extending Matlab with Java and integrating Matlab with Windows using Active X. 7 Chapters are devoted to Graphics, Interface, Movies. 9 Chapters are devoted to Topics that a modern Scientist or Engineer would need to know to take advantage of Matlab: ODEs, Optimization, Fourier Analysis. MM6 covers the topics in detail. Other chapters really get down to the nitty gritty of the Matlab programming language.
I believe that MM6 is ideal for an Engineer/Scientist who is looking for a book to take him or her from the Apprentice to a Journeyman level in Matlab. Beyond that, the books would have to become more specialty (Chem E, Controls,...) orientated. This will get you to the plane where you can then focus on your specialty.

RUsich155

Excellent!

Zuser

I last used this text over 10 years ago. Wow - it has gotten bigger as Matlab has added more features. This is the definitive book for those with no experience using Matlab and those, like me, with some experience but need a refresher.

Velan

I use this book everyday. It is easy to find what you need right away. Although, MatLab has demos that you can use to write programs or m-scripts, the book has features that are not in the demos that will make writing scripts much easier. It doesn't go into great detail with more difficult plots but allows for the those who just need 1-D, 2-D and simple 3-D plots to plot data points easily and fast. This is definitely the bible for first time users of MatLab.

Kulwes

There are indeed many MATLAB books. This one was recommended to me by someone else and I would definitely recommend it to all of you. Very useful. I bought it 'used' and its condition was excellent.

Expected something more comprehensive, given the 'mastering' title. After all, just another MatLab introduction to the (vast array) of basic commands. As I've bought an used book, it was good value for money though. I

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