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[http://csis.org/publication/securing-cyberspace-through-public-private-partnerships Securing Cyberspace Through Public-Private Partnerships], Rachel Nyswander Thomas, Center for Strategic and International Studies, updated August 19, 2013, accessed September 14, 2013 (Securing Cyberspace) | [http://csis.org/publication/securing-cyberspace-through-public-private-partnerships Securing Cyberspace Through Public-Private Partnerships], Rachel Nyswander Thomas, Center for Strategic and International Studies, updated August 19, 2013, accessed September 14, 2013 (Securing Cyberspace) | ||
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| + | My favorite MATLAB demonstration was ''Plotting Functions''. Plotting functions is a basic skill to have in not only engineering, but mathematics, statistics, and almost all the sciences. However, plotting functions in MATLAB is different than what one might think; instead of just inputting the function to plot, one has to first create a data set of data points (the x-axis) and then assign values to each x-value. It is also important to learn how to change the appearance of a line, especially for research. MATLAB has a variety of inbuilt functions to create different types of plots for all different purposes. | ||
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Securing Cyberspace Through Public-Private Partnerships, Rachel Nyswander Thomas, Center for Strategic and International Studies, updated August 19, 2013, accessed September 14, 2013 (Securing Cyberspace)
Homework 2: My favorite MATLAB demonstration was Plotting Functions. Plotting functions is a basic skill to have in not only engineering, but mathematics, statistics, and almost all the sciences. However, plotting functions in MATLAB is different than what one might think; instead of just inputting the function to plot, one has to first create a data set of data points (the x-axis) and then assign values to each x-value. It is also important to learn how to change the appearance of a line, especially for research. MATLAB has a variety of inbuilt functions to create different types of plots for all different purposes.
