Exercises: Allow students a “Do It Yourself” approach to master concepts by trying what they just learned. Exercises follow each new
topic.
Style Points: Advise students about writing quality code that is easy to understand, debug, and reuse.
Hints: Enrich students’ understanding of a topic. Hints are interspersed through the book at points where students may benefit from a little extra “aside.”
Engineering Examples: Provide robust models and apply to real-world issues that will motivate students. Examples from different engineering disciplines are presented at the end of each chapter.
Special Characters, Reserved Words, and Functions: Provides a quick reference for the key MATLAB principles discussed in each chapter.
Self Test:Helps students to check their understanding of the material in each chapter.
Programming Projects: Offer a variety of large-scale projects that students can work on to solidify their skills.
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Engineering Computation with MATLAB, 3rd edition