Handouts & Lecture notes

Rules

You will only receive credit for the assignments  if you follow the following rules:

    * For each problem, all the commands which produce the numerical results and graphics have to be put in an m-file. Printouts of interactive input at the Matlab prompt will not be accepted!
    * All output and graphics must be clearly labeled (see below for instructions)
    * Print out only those values which were asked for in the problem!

For each problem you must hand in

   1. a printout of the m-file (and all m-files called from it) containing the Matlab commands.
          * Include comments to explain what you are doing.
          * Print out only values asked for in the problem. Use ``;'' at the end of lines to suppress the output of intermediate results (especially if these are large arrays).
          * Clearly label all output and graphics. Use the disp or fprintf commands to for text output, see examples. Use the title, xlabel, ylabel, legend commands to label your graphs, see example.
   2. a printout of the exact output of your m-file (where all results are properly labeled).
   3. a printout of all graphics (properly labeled) (The command print -dps figXY.ps in Matlab produces a postscript file figXY.ps of the current figure which you can then send to the printer.)
   4. separate text pages on which all the questions asked in the problem are answered (can be handwritten).

If you use Matlab 7 or later you can also use the publish command to generate an html file and print this from your web browser. This printout replaces 1.-3. from above (you still need to print out m-files called from the main program).

Series

Solutions

Lecture notes

Lecture notes will be handed out in class.

Slides