Written for high school students and undergraduate students, Computer Programming with MATLAB (available as an eBook) teaches computer programming and introductory computer science to novices using the MATLAB system and language. The book places more emphasis on the general concepts from the discipline of computer science than does the typical introduction to MATLAB. Topics include matrices and operators, functions, control constructs, linear algebra, and object oriented programming. The latest edition of the book includes links to over 11 hours of online video lectures covering the main concepts.
Read this entire thing cover to cover😂 Having had no prior experience to programming, I was able to follow it pretty well. I'm not giving it five stars though because there were some parts I couldn't understand without help.😏
Sadly the book provides too much detail for beginners (its intended audience) and too little high level, succinct information for experienced users.
The explanations are very detailed, but quite honestly I find it hard to imagine it being a very fun book to read for newer MATLAB users.
The book title sounds exhaustive and ambitious - well it doesn't quite live up to it. While the book does touches on advanced topics such as OOP and GUI design later in the book (if you somehow patiently get that far, that is), personally I don't find the book a convincing coverage of what it takes to the road of mastery.
A very pedagogical introduction to MATLAB. All the content follows a logical sequence. Definitely a great resource for all beginners. It makes a great textbook for teaching an introductory course in programming. It is also worth to mention that it is a companion to the excellent MOOC taught by Prof. Fitzpatrick