Exercise 1: Matlab Introduction Exercises

Exercise 2: LU factorization

Exercise 3: Computer tomography

3xx does exc 3 until c1.
Grad students do all.

Submission/Demo details
You are expected to submit a matlab function/script for each portion of the lab; make sure your functions and demo script is easy to both demo and understand. We will ensure that the .mat data files will be on matlab's path so that something like "load char_c1" will work in your scripts (or you can use the absolute path, e.g., "load /cshome/vis/cmput340/lab1cData/").

In addition to the matlab code you should also submit some written documentation to address the non-programming questions that appear throughout the lab description (make sure whatever file format you use can be easily read on the lab workstations, e.g., text, html, or pdf/ps). This document should also contain any info on running your script/functions.

In a lab session during the week that the lab is due, you will be individually asked to demo your lab work. You will be expected to answer some questions relative to the lab to ensure that you did the work yourself and that you understand the material relevant to the lab.

Finally, we intend on browsing your code before the demo, so, for consistency, we ask that you name your functions/scripts something along the lines of lab1a.m, lab1b.m, lab2c.m,..., so we can easily identify the question they were used to answer. The written documentation should be in a file called writeup.txt, writeup.ps, or writeup.pdf, etc.