The collection includes six supplementary lectures demonstrating how to use MATLAB's command prompt, plot graphs, use files and functions, and debug code. License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA More information at ocw.mit.edu/terms Album art image by Yossi Farjoun.
This video demonstrates how to use MATLAB's built-in debugger to track variables, values, and function returns.
This video lecture demonstrates the concept of scope by example of a recursive function that produces the Fibonacci sequence.
This video lecture demonstrates how to create code in the editor and save it in a file to be used as a function or script. Examples include a script for the Fibonacci sequence and a function that converts Fahrenheit to Celsius.
This video lecture demonstrates how to manipulate the style, axes, and position of plots in MATLAB and how to create multiple subplots.
This video lecture continues to explore MATLAB's command prompt and function library, as well as provides an introduction to plotting and creating for and while loops.
This video lecture introduces the MATLAB interface, how to carry out basic mathematical operations involving both numbers and variables, and how to use the help files to learn more about MATLAB's built-in functions.
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