MATLAB Programming and Applications - (Second Edition) (Second Edition)

Author: Liu Weiguo
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Emphasizes mathematical methods, algorithm principles, and MATLAB technology to enable readers to better apply MATLAB. Combines theory and practice, highlights MATLAB's applications in relevant disciplines, and meets reader needs. The structure is well-organized, with a clear logical flow and a progressive approach that aligns with cognitive patterns. The content is up-to-date, meeting the needs of technological development. The book is divided into three parts: Basics, Applications, and Experiments. The Basics section includes MATLAB system environment, MATLAB data and operations, MATLAB matrix analysis and processing, MATLAB programming, MATLAB graphics, MATLAB numerical computation, and MATLAB symbolic computation. The Applications section includes MATLAB GUI design, MATLAB Notebook usage, MATLAB Simulink simulation software, MATLAB external program interface technology, and MATLAB applications. The Experiments section, coordinated with teaching content, includes 15 experiments to help readers better operate on computers. This book is revised based on the previous edition. The content is up-to-date and meets the needs of technological development. The textbook introduces MATLAB's functions and applications based on MATLAB version 7.0. It emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, closely aligning with reader needs. While explaining mathematical methods and algorithm principles, the textbook introduces MATLAB's functions. It further highlights applications and focuses on integration with relevant disciplines. Many application examples have been added, which not only interpret MATLAB's key points and difficulties but also better help readers apply MATLAB to solve practical problems, demonstrating strong representativeness. The book is accompanied by rich teaching resources such as electronic teaching plans and source programs of examples in the book. These teaching resources can be downloaded from the Higher Education Press website. The book maintains the structure of the previous edition, divided into three parts: Basics, Applications, and Experiments. The Basics section includes MATLAB system environment, MATLAB data types, MATLAB numerical matrices, MATLAB programming, MATLAB graphics capabilities, MATLAB numerical computation, and MATLAB symbolic computation. The Applications section includes MATLAB GUI design, MATLAB Notebook features, MATLAB Simulink simulation software in MATLAB environment, MATLAB application interface technology, and MATLAB application examples. The Experiments section, coordinated with teaching content, includes 21 experiments to help readers better operate on computers. This book can serve as a textbook for science and engineering majors or graduate students in universities, or be used by a broad range of science and technology professionals.