Computational aspects: some instructions [1] Use right click of mouse to create a directory in the Desktop named YourRollNo_Date.

[2] Open a terminal. Go to the directory that you have created. This is done y typing cd Desktop/YourRollNo_Date !lease note that "inu# is case sensitive $desktop is not the same as Desktop%. &t also does not handle spaces in the filename 'ell $that is file names such as 12(11))*+ 1,)12)1- is not a good idea. instead it should e 12(11))*+/1,)12)1- or 12(11))*+01,)12)1-%. [(] 1ou can also create the directory from the terminal2 for that3 first open the terminal. Type cd Desktop and enter. Then type mkdir YourRollNo_Date and enter. &n this case3 another cd command 'ill get you to the directory you have created2 cd YourRollNo_Date and enter. [-] 4fter 102 or (3 that is once you have created your directory on the Desktop and entered the same3 type octave and enter. 5heck 'hat version of octave you have got. &f it is (.).#3 please 6uit octave y typing quit and enter. On the terminal3 type octave again and press T47 key. 1ou 'ill get a listing of other octave versions availa le. 5hoose octave versions (.2.# or higher. To get to these higher versions of octave3 type octave-3.2.x and enter. [*] 8or creating scripts3 use gedit. The script files should e saved in Desktop/YourRollNo_Date directory for you to invoke them using octave.