Assignment # 3: Unix, Owlnet and Introduction to Maple
CENG303
Due by
CENG 303
Lab Assignment 3
Designing Effective Graphics Using MatLab
Due by Oct. 1,
2004 at 11PM
http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~ceng303/Matlab/MatCont.html#Mat6
Plotting functions and data in Maple from:
http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~ceng303/Maple/ch2.html
Laboratory Problem
1.) Complete part a) of problem 4.13 in Felder in Rousseau using Maple. Produce two plots: one showing both the approximation and the data in the table on log log coordinates and the second one showing the same results in a rectilinear plot. On both plots, include readable text on the axes and in a title.
2.) Set up your own homepage. Luckily, Rice already has a site with
instructions for designing your own webpage. If you do not wish to follow this guide, you
first need to create a folder in your home directory called “public_html”. Material placed in this folder will then be
visible to all on the world wide web.
Your homepage must be saved as “index.html”. You can use Microsoft Word to create webpages
with minimal knowledge of html. Note,
other website development software such as Dreamweaver is available on Owlnet
PCs.
Test Problem
Use Matlab to produce similar plots for the same problem as in the
Laboratory problem, but make sure the plots could be used in a presentation in
a room like our classroom for CENG 301. In particular make sure the fonts used
on labels and title are readable. Demonstrate that you can put your Matlab
graphs in Power Point. Use a hyperlink to connect this to your homepage.
Link to Example of New Version
Home | Maple Cheat Sheet | New
Assignment Order
Unix Review and Introduction to
Maple | Graphic Design
Basic Maple Techniques | Advanced Maple Topics
Project by: Scott Esterholm and Mark Pond
CENG 402
2005