The objective of this course is that students can use an m-file scripting environment (MATLAB, MathScript, Octave, etc.) to solve freshman engineering problems. The contents of this course will be evolving throughout the Fall 2006 semester as new material is developed and added to the course.
This is an example of using an m-file script to compute the number of months necessary to pay off a credit card debt using the minimum monthly payment.
This is an example of using M-Files to solve a simple engineering cost analysis problem in which the cost to assemble a product depends on the cost of its components; the cost of components depends on the number of units to be assembled.
This module provides a tutorial introduction to using vectors in an m-file environment, provides a link to the Mathworks tutorial on MATLAB vectors and arrays, and adds a useful piece of information not covered in the tutorial.
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