Title: Good...but a little annoying
Review: At first glance, excellent text (acts as a perfect reference for MATLAB), but upon further inspection, sever flaws became apparent. For one, being a electrical, computer, and biomedical engineering double major (electrical and computer fall under one major at this university) along with mathematics as a third major, I would have greatly appreciated if more examples were placed in the book. Don't get me wrong, the examples provide the reader with a good idea of how the built-in functions (that are so useful) work, but there still needs to be more and I think exercises (like in Chapra's and Palm's books on using MATLAB with engineering applications) would go a long way into strengthing the quality and usefulness of this book. However, if you already know the basics of MATLAB and don't mind a little bit of searching in MATLAB's help files for a better answer, than this book is perfect for anyone who is starting to use MATLAB extensively.
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