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| + | [http://www.nbcnews.com/id/23175788/#.VrAGRZSsPGE], Alan Boyle, NBC News, | ||
| + | updated 15 February 2008, Accessed 1 February 2016 (Grand Challenge) | ||
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| + | '''2.4 Assignment''' | ||
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| + | My favorite MATLAB demonstration was "Basic Matrix Operations." I really liked this demonstration because I think it clearly teaches | ||
| + | basic techniques and functions for working with matrices in MATLAB. It shows each operation in a clear manner, supplemented with examples. | ||
| + | Moreover, there are a lot of examples to account for all the various types of operations. Also, I really liked that for the sections with graphs, it | ||
| + | does not just state that there is a graph; rather the demonstration includes a visual. All in all, the demonstration is just very visually organized | ||
| + | and I personally respond to visual organization as a learner. | ||
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Duke University Class of 2019
[1], Alan Boyle, NBC News, updated 15 February 2008, Accessed 1 February 2016 (Grand Challenge)
2.4 Assignment
My favorite MATLAB demonstration was "Basic Matrix Operations." I really liked this demonstration because I think it clearly teaches basic techniques and functions for working with matrices in MATLAB. It shows each operation in a clear manner, supplemented with examples. Moreover, there are a lot of examples to account for all the various types of operations. Also, I really liked that for the sections with graphs, it does not just state that there is a graph; rather the demonstration includes a visual. All in all, the demonstration is just very visually organized and I personally respond to visual organization as a learner.
