Trigonometry Integration Differentiation Numbers and Facoring Absolute Value Polynomials Vector Calculus

Domain for Roots of Polynomial Groups Rings Fields Characteristic Polynomial Inequalities for Eigenvalues Jordan Canonical Form Matrix Exponential

Simplex Method Artificial Variables Dual Simplex Method Duality Theorem Final Tableau Sensitivity Analysis Complementary Slackness Theorem

Ordinary Differential Equations Linear Differential Equations Series Solutions of LDE   Numerical Solution of ODE Laplace Transform   Nonlinear Systems   Equilibrium Point Linear System Picard's Method

Roots of Polynomials Root Finding Methods Interpolation Theory Differentiation and Integration Numerical Solution of ODE Approximation Theory   LU Decomposition Pivoting Strategies Power Method Iterative Method for Solving Linear Systems QR Decomposition Householder Algorithm Vector and Matrix Norms Inverse of triangle Matrices

Introduction Linear Codes Cyclic Codes Hadamard Codes Decimal Codes Hamming Codes Perfect Codes BCH Codes Golay Codes Shift Registers Reed-Muller Codes Finite Fields Chinese Remainder Theorem Matlab Commands Homework I Homework II Homework III Solution to the Midterm Homework IV Homework V

OCTAVE GNU Octave is a high-level language, primarily intended for numerical computations. It provides a convenient command line interface for solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically, and for performing other numerical experiments using a language that is mostly compatible with Matlab. Octave is an open source with great tools. The commands are identical to those of MatLab. Application: GNU Octave Official Site: http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/ Download Site: Link. For convenience Octave-Forge supplies pre-built installers for Octave: Windows installer (Octave and Octave-Forge). Octave.app for Mac OS X is a ready to run binary version of GNU Octave. It runs on most of Apple's Mac OS X computers and comes with all the free libraries that are needed. The application can also be expanded by downloading and installing further packages as described before. Documentation: there are several good tutorials out there: Octave Documentation Introduction to GNU Octave In Octave Wiki, you will find user-contributed advice, examples, tips and tricks as well as links to code that is too specialized or premature to be integrated in Octave.