POWER POINT

PRESENTATION
Presented By

RAMSHA KHAN
 INTRODUCTION
• MYSELF RAMSHA KHAN

• I STUDY IN BAL BHARTI PUBLIC

SCHOOL

• I AM STUDYING IN CLASS 6TH

STANDARD
 INTRODUCTION
• I LOOK LIKE-
 Why Use MATLAB?
• Used mainly for algorithm development and
data visualization
• Algorithms can be implemented and tested
more quickly and easily than with traditional
programming languages
• Quickly get numerical and graphic answers to
matrix and vector related math problems
 Why Use MATLAB?
• MATLAB is used for a wide range of
applications including:
• Signal and Image Processing
• Communications
• Control Design
• Testing and Analysis
• Financial Modelling
• Computational Biology
 The Basics
• MATLAB contains elaborate development
tools to ease and speed development
• MATLAB uses its own unique high-level
language
• Using MATLAB’s tools lets you write and
test using much fewer lines of code than C
or C++.
 The Basics
• Starting Screen
 Development Tools
• MATLAB editor - provides standard editing and
debugging features, such as breakpoints and
stepping through.
• MATLAB profiler - records the time spent
executing each line of code.
• M-lint code checker - analyses your code and
tells you if there is any problem. In addition to
what changes can be made to make your program
run faster.
 Development Tools
• MATLAB editor
 Development Tools
• MATLAB profiler
 Development Tools
• M-Lint Code Checker
 Common Uses
• Developing Algorithms
• Data Analysis
• Data Visualization
• Designing Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)
• Numeric Computation
 Developing Algorithms
• The use of MATLAB’s own high-level language and
development tools allow you to develop and analyze
algorithms faster and easier.
• Using MATLAB’s tools lets you write and test
algorithms using much fewer lines of code than C
or C++.
• MATLAB allows you to use traditional
programming features, such as arithmetic
operations, flow control, data structures, and
object-oriented programming if desired.
 Data Analysis
• MATLAB provides functions to input data
easily from various sources.
• MATLAB can read data from sources
including:
• Excel spreadsheets
• Text files
• Standard image, sound, and video files
• Web pages
 Data Visualization
• With MATLAB you can graph/draw
complicated structures easily.
• Extremely useful for visual representations
of mathematical formulas.
• Several powerful tools exist for:
• 2-D and 3-D plotting
• 3-D volume representation
• Interactive graphing
• Importing and exporting to standard graphic types
 Data Visualization
• 2-D plotting
 Data Visualization
• 3-D plotting and volume visualization
 Designing GUIs
• MATLAB provides a tool called a GUIDE
(Graphical User Interface Development
Environment) which lets you quickly design,
layout, and edit user interfaces.
 Numeric Computation
• MATLAB has built in functions to handle the
following types of math problems:
• Matrix manipulation and linear algebra
• Polynomials and interpolation
• Fourier analysis
• Data analysis and statistics
• Optimization and numerical integration
• Ordinary differential equations
• Partial differential equations
 Summary
• MATLAB is easy to learn and easy to use.
• Modelling, developing, and testing is faster and
easier using MATLAB than regular traditional
tools.
• GUIs, 2-D data representations, and 3-D data
representations are easy to create.
• Toolboxes can extend MATLAB’s functionality to
tackle almost any problem.
 References

References:
http://www.mathworks.com
http://www.mathtools.net