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Go from total MATLAB newbie to plotting graphs and solving equations in a flash! 

MATLAB is one of the most powerful and commonly used tools in the STEM field. But did you know it doesn’t take an advanced degree or a ton of computer experience to learn it  MATLAB For Dummies is the roadmap you’ve been looking for to simplify and explain this feature-filled tool. 

This handy reference walks you through every step of the way as you learn the MATLAB language and environment inside-and-out. Starting with straightforward basics before moving on to more advanced material like Live Functions and Live Scripts, this easy-to-read guide shows you how to make your way around MATLAB with screenshots and newly updated procedures.  It includes:

  • A comprehensive introduction to installing MATLAB, using its interface, and creating and saving your first file 
  • Fully updated to include the 2020 and 2021 updates to MATLAB, with all-new screenshots and up-to-date procedures 
  • Enhanced debugging procedures and use of the Symbolic Math Toolbox 
  • Brand new instruction on working with Live Scripts and Live Functions, designing classes, creating apps, and building projects 
  • Intuitive walkthroughs for MATLAB’s advanced features, including importing and exporting data and publishing your work 

Perfect for STEM students and new professionals ready to master one of the most powerful tools in the fields of engineering, mathematics, and computing, MATLAB For Dummies is the simplest way to go from complete newbie to power user faster than you would have thought possible. 

Introduction 1(1)
About This Book 1(1)
Foolish Assumptions 2(1)
Icons Used in This Book 3(1)
Beyond the Book 4(1)
Where to Go from Here 4(3)
PART 1 GETTING STARTED WITH MATLAB
7(74)
Chapter 1 Introducing Matlab And Its Many Uses
9(12)
Putting MATLAB in Its Place
10(7)
Understanding how MATLAB relates to a Turing machine
10(3)
Using MATLAB as more than a calculator
13(1)
Determining why you need MATLAB
14(3)
Discovering Who Uses MATLAB for Real-World Tasks
17(1)
Knowing How to Get the Most from MATLAB
18(2)
Getting the basic computer skills
18(1)
Defining the math requirements
19(1)
Applying what you know about other procedural languages
19(1)
Understanding how this book will help you
20(1)
Getting Over the Learning Curve
20(1)
Chapter 2 Starting Your Copy Of Matlab
21(20)
Installing MATLAB
22(3)
Discovering which platforms MATLAB supports
22(1)
Getting your copy of MATLAB
23(1)
Performing the installation
23(1)
Activating the product
24(1)
Meeting the MATLAB Interface
25(16)
Starting MATLAB for the first time
25(2)
Considering the default Toolstrip tabs
27(2)
Working with the Quick Access toolbar (QAT)
29(1)
Employing the Command Window
30(1)
Getting additional help with MATLAB
31(1)
Using the Current Folder toolbar
32(1)
Viewing the Current Folder window
32(6)
Changing the MATLAB layout
38(3)
Chapter 3 Interacting With Matlab
41(20)
Using MATLAB as a Calculator
42(6)
Entering information at the prompt
42(2)
Entering a formula
44(1)
Copying and pasting formulas
44(2)
Changing the Command Window formatting
46(1)
Suppressing Command Window output
47(1)
Understanding the MATLAB Math Syntax
48(3)
Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing
48(2)
Working with exponents
50(1)
Organizing Your Storage Locker
51(3)
Using ans -- the default storage locker
52(1)
Creating your own storage lockers
52(2)
Operating MATLAB as More Than a Calculator
54(3)
Learning the truth
54(1)
Using the built-in functions
54(2)
Accessing the function browser
56(1)
Recovering from Mistakes
57(4)
Understanding the MATLAB error messages
58(1)
Stopping MATLAB when it hangs
58(3)
Chapter 4 Starting, Storing, And Saving Matlab Files
61(20)
Examining MATLAB's File Structure
62(12)
Understanding the MATLAB files and what they do
63(2)
Exploring folders with the GUI
65(4)
Exploring folders with commands
69(3)
Working with files in MATLAB
72(2)
Accessing and Sharing MATLAB Files
74(4)
Opening
74(1)
Exporting
75(1)
Importing
76(2)
Saving Your Work
78(3)
Saving variables with the GUI
78(1)
Saving variables using commands
78(1)
Saving commands with the GUI
79(1)
Saving commands using commands
79(1)
Using online storage
80(1)
PART 2 MANIPULATING AND PLOTTING DATA IN MATLAB
81(82)
Chapter 5 Embracing Vectors, Matrices, And Higher Dimensions
83(38)
Working with Vectors and Matrices
84(8)
Understanding MATLAB's perspective of linear algebra
84(2)
Entering data
86(6)
Adding and Subtracting
92(2)
Understanding the Many Ways to Multiply and Divide
94(11)
Performing scalar multiplication and division
94(1)
Employing matrix multiplication
95(3)
Dividing two vectors
98(1)
Effecting matrix division
98(3)
Creating powers of matrices
101(1)
Using complex numbers
102(2)
Working with exponents
104(1)
Working with Higher Dimensions
105(12)
Creating a multidimensional matrix
105(3)
Accessing a multidimensional matrix
108(1)
Replacing individual elements
109(1)
Replacing a range of elements
110(2)
Modifying the matrix size
112(1)
Using cell arrays and structures
113(4)
Using the Matrix Helps
117(4)
Chapter 6 Understanding Plotting Basics
121(18)
Considering Plots
121(7)
Understanding what you can do with plots
122(1)
Comparing MATLAB plots to spreadsheet graphs
122(1)
Creating a plot using commands
123(2)
Creating a plot using the Workspace window
125(1)
Creating a plot using the Plots tab options
126(2)
Using the Plot Function
128(2)
Working with line color, markers, and line style
128(1)
Creating multiple plots in a single command
129(1)
Modifying Any Plot
130(7)
Making simple changes
130(2)
Adding to a plot
132(2)
Deleting a plot
134(1)
Working with subplots
134(3)
Plotting with 2D Information
137(2)
Chapter 7 Using Advanced Plotting Features
139(24)
Plotting with 3D Information
140(7)
Using the bar() function to obtain a flat 3D plot
140(4)
Using bar3() to obtain a dimensional 3D plot
144(2)
Using barh() and more
146(1)
Enhancing Your Plots
147(8)
Getting an axes handle
147(1)
Modifying axes labels
148(2)
Adding a title
150(1)
Rotating label text
151(2)
Employing annotations
153(1)
Printing your plot
154(1)
Using the Plot Extras
155(8)
Creating axes dates using datetick()
155(2)
Creating plots with colorbar()
157(2)
Interacting with daspect
159(2)
Interacting with pbaspect
161(2)
PART 3 STREAMLINING MATLAB
163(152)
Chapter 8 Automating Your Work
165(20)
Understanding What Scripts Do
166(2)
Creating less work for yourself
166(1)
Defining when to use a script
167(1)
Creating a Script
168(11)
Writing your first script
168(2)
Using commands for user input
170(1)
Copying and pasting into a script
171(1)
Converting the Command History into a script
172(1)
Continuing long strings
172(2)
Adding comments to your script
174(5)
Revising Scripts
179(1)
Calling Scripts
179(1)
Improving Script Performance
180(1)
Analyzing Scripts for Errors
181(1)
Using the MATLAB Profiler to Improve Performance
182(3)
Chapter 9 Expanding Matlab's Power With Functions
185(22)
Working with Built-in Functions
186(5)
Learning about built-in functions
186(5)
Sending data in and getting data out
191(1)
Creating a Function
191(13)
Understanding script and function differences
192(1)
Understanding built-in function and custom function differences
193(1)
Writing your first function
193(2)
Using the new function
195(1)
Passing data in
196(2)
Passing data out
198(1)
Creating and using global variables
199(3)
Using subfunctions
202(1)
Nesting functions
203(1)
Using Other Types of Functions
204(3)
Inline functions
204(1)
Anonymous functions
205(2)
Chapter 10 Adding Structure To Your Scripts
207(22)
Making Decisions
208(7)
Using the if statement
208(4)
Using the switch statement
212(2)
Understanding the switch difference
214(1)
Deciding between if and switch
214(1)
Creating Recursive Functions
215(4)
Performing Tasks Repetitively
219(6)
Using the for statement
219(1)
Using the while statement
220(1)
Starting a new loop iteration using continue
221(1)
Ending processing using break
222(1)
Ending processing using return
223(2)
Determining which loop to use
225(1)
Creating Menus
225(4)
Chapter 11 Working With Live Scripts
229(16)
Comparing a Live Script to a Regular Script
230(1)
Working with the Live Editor
231(10)
Opening the Live Editor
232(1)
Working with the Output pane
232(3)
Adding formatted text
235(1)
Using plots within the coded area
236(1)
Incorporating graphics
237(1)
Incorporating controls
238(3)
Running Live Script Sections
241(1)
Diagnosing Coding Errors
242(3)
Chapter 12 Working With Live Functions
245(18)
Comparing a Live Function to a Regular Function
246(1)
Understanding Live Function Flexibility Differences
247(8)
Creating a Live Function
247(1)
Running a Live Function
248(1)
Refactoring a Live Function
249(4)
Using the specialized coding buttons
253(1)
Going to a specific function
254(1)
Converting a Function to a Live Function
255(1)
Sharing Live Functions and Live Scripts
256(3)
Using an interactive document
256(1)
Employing a full screen presentation
257(1)
Working with plain text
257(1)
Creating a static document
257(2)
Performing Comparisons and Merges
259(4)
Comparing Live Functions and Live Scripts
259(1)
Merging Live Functions and Live Scripts
260(3)
Chapter 13 Designing And Using Classes
263(18)
A Brief Overview of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
264(4)
Defining an object
264(1)
Considering how properties define an object
265(1)
Using methods to interact with an object
266(1)
Listening to an object using events
267(1)
Understanding the need for privacy
268(1)
Understanding OOP in MATLAB
268(4)
Comparing MATLAB OOP to other languages
269(1)
Uses of classes and objects in MATLAB
270(1)
Performing tasks with objects in MATLAB
271(1)
Creating a Basic MATLAB Class
272(9)
Starting the class
272(3)
Adding properties
275(3)
Specifying methods
278(3)
Chapter 14 Creating Matlab Apps
281(20)
Working with the App Designer
282(8)
Understanding apps
282(1)
Getting apps
283(3)
Starting the App Designer
286(4)
Defining an Interface
290(3)
Understanding the various components
290(2)
Changing the component properties
292(1)
Making the Interface Functional
293(4)
Working with Code View
294(1)
Creating a callback function
295(2)
Running the App
297(1)
Packaging Your App
298(3)
Chapter 15 Building Projects
301(14)
Considering the Need for Projects
302(1)
Creating a New Project
303(6)
Choosing a project type
303(2)
Using the Project editor
305(4)
Understanding the Project Dependencies
309(2)
Running Required Checks
311(4)
Checking project integrity
311(1)
Looking for potential updates
311(4)
PART 4 EMPLOYING ADVANCED MATLAB TECHNIQUES
315(64)
Chapter 16 Importing And Exporting Data
317(18)
Importing Data
318(10)
Avoiding older import/export function calls
319(1)
Performing import basics
319(6)
Importing mixed strings and numbers
325(2)
Importing selected rows or columns
327(1)
Exporting Data
328(4)
Performing export basics
328(3)
Exporting scripts and functions
331(1)
Working with Images
332(3)
Exporting images
332(1)
Importing images
333(2)
Chapter 17 Printing And Publishing Your Work
335(22)
Using Commands to Format Text
336(14)
Modifying font appearance
336(8)
Using special characters
344(2)
Adding math symbols
346(4)
Publishing Your MATLAB Data
350(5)
Performing advanced script and function publishing tasks
350(4)
Saving your figures to disk
354(1)
Printing Your Work
355(2)
Configuring the output page
355(1)
Printing the data
356(1)
Chapter 18 Recovering From Mistakes
357(22)
Working with Error Messages
358(8)
Responding to error messages
359(2)
Understanding the MException class
361(1)
Creating error and warning messages
362(3)
Setting warning message modes
365(1)
Understanding Quick Alerts
366(2)
Relying on Common Fixes for MATLAB's Error Messages
368(1)
Making Your Own Error Messages
369(6)
Developing the custom error message
370(4)
Creating useful error messages
374(1)
Using Good Coding Practices
375(4)
PART 5 SPECIFIC MATLAB APPLICATIONS
379(40)
Chapter 19 Solving Equations And Finding Roots
381(24)
Working with the Symbolic Math Toolbox
382(6)
Obtaining your copy of the Symbolic Math Toolbox
382(2)
Installing the Symbolic Math Toolbox
384(2)
Working with the GUI
386(1)
Typing a simple command in the Command Window
387(1)
Performing Algebraic Tasks
388(7)
Differentiating between numeric and symbolic algebra
389(1)
Solving quadratic equations
390(2)
Working with cubic and other nonlinear equations
392(1)
Understanding interpolation
393(2)
Working with Statistics
395(6)
Understanding descriptive statistics
395(3)
Understanding robust statistics
398(3)
Employing the Symbolic Math Toolbox for plotting
401(4)
Chapter 20 Performing Analysis
405(14)
Using Linear Algebra
406(5)
Working with determinants
406(1)
Performing reduction
407(2)
Using eigenvalues
409(1)
Understanding factorization
409(2)
Employing Calculus
411(4)
Working with differential calculus
411(2)
Using integral calculus
413(1)
Working with multivariate calculus
413(2)
Solving Differential Equations
415(4)
Using the numerical approach
415(1)
Using the symbolic approach
416(3)
PART 6 THE PART OF TENS
419(18)
Chapter 21 The Top Ten Uses Of Matlab
421(8)
Working with Linear Algebra
422(1)
Performing Numerical Analysis
422(1)
Designing a Neural Network Simulation
423(1)
Getting Involved in Science
423(1)
Logging Sensor Data
424(1)
Exploring Research
424(1)
Creating Light Animations Using Arduino
425(1)
Employing Image Processing
425(1)
Controlling Industrial Equipment
426(1)
Performing Audio Compression Using Wavelets
427(2)
Chapter 22 Ten Ways To Make A Living Using Matlab
429(8)
Working with Green Technology
430(1)
Creating Speech Recognition Software
430(1)
Performing Antenna Analysis and Design
431(1)
Getting Disease under Control
432(1)
Becoming a Computer Chip Designer
432(1)
Working with Robots
433(1)
Keeping the Trucks Rolling
433(1)
Designing Equipment Used in the Field
434(1)
Reducing Risks Using Simulation
434(1)
Creating Security Solutions
435(2)
Appendix A Matlab Functions 437(10)
Appendix B Matlab's Plotting Routines 447(6)
Index 453
John Paul Mueller is an author and technical editor with experience in application development, database management, machine learning, and deep learning. He has written hundreds of books and articles helping everyday people learn everything from networking to database management.
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