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Course
Highlights
This course expands on material in the MATLAB Fundamentals
and Programming Techniques course, and includes:
- Argument
checking and exception handling
- Using function handles to pass functional arguments to MATLAB
"function functions"
- Working with MATLAB objects and methods
- Improving the speed and quality of M-code using tools such
as the profiler, the accelerator and the M-Lint Code Checker
Course
Description
Participants
taking this course will learn how to create more robust, flexible
MATLAB programs.
Prerequisites
Attended "MATLAB for Technical Computing"
or equivalent experience using MATLAB, as well as a good understanding
of programming techniques.
Course
Outline
Introduction
M-
File Programming
Objective: Understand M-file programming basics using
the new IDE
• The MATLAB workspace and visual directory
• Automatic code generation features
• The MATLAB editor
• Script and function M-files
• Programming keywords and constructions
• MATLAB precedence rules
• M-file cells
• M-file publishing
• M-file best practices
Argument
Checking and Exception Handling
Objective: Write M-files with increased flexibility and
teh ability to handle exception arguments
• Variable numbers of input adn output arguments
• Error and warning messages
• Exception handling
Code Diagnostics
Objective: Introduce diagnostic tools for investigating
correctness adn efficiency of MATLAB code
• MATLAB debugger
• Visual dirctory tools
• MATLAB profiler
Improving Code Performance
Objective: Techniques for writing more efficient code
• Memory preallocation and management
• Vectorization techniques
• The MATLAB Accelerator
• MEX-files and the MATLAB Compiler
Function Handles
Objective: use function handles to pass functional arguments
to MATLAB "function functions"
• Representing and evaluating functions in MATLAB
• When to use function handles
• The function handle data type
• Function functions
• Optimization function functions
• Integration
function functions
• ODE function functions
Object- Oriented Programming
Objective: Introduce the fundamentals of object- oriented
programming in MATLAB
• What is object- oriented programming?
• Representing objects in MATLAB
• Writing class constructors and class methods
• Overloading operators and functions
• Reviewing MATLAB precedence rules
Who
Must Attend
Professionals who wish to learn advanced programming techniques
and have a better understanding of MATLAB.
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