Math 246 Matlab Projects, Spring 2008

(30 April version)

There are 6 Matlab projects worth 25 points each. These are given below, but are subject to changes announced in class. All count toward your course grade.

When and Where to Turn in Your Projects. Each Project assignment should be turned-in to your discussion section instructor no later than its due date by either:

If the University cancels class for any reason on the scheduled due date of a project then that project will be due on the first day that the large lecture subsequently meets. Projects turned in late will be recorded, but may not be graded for full credit.

How Each Project Should Look. A project should consist of a diary of the Matlab runs, plus any required graphical output. If a problem calls for a program to be written (an ``m-file'') then that file should be included in the diary with the ``type'' command before the program is run. You should give the number of each problem attempted and the work for each problem should be indicated clearly. (There should be no arrows running around or between pages!) Your answers should be presented in the order that the problems are assigned. If you use more than one sheet of paper, they should be stapled together. The top of the first page should include: your name, course and section number, your discussion section instructor's name, and the date the assignment is due.

Matlab Project Assignments