MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a multi-paradigm numerical computing environment. A proprietary programming language developed by MathWorks, MATLAB allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and interfacing with programs written in other languages, including C, C++, C#, Java, Fortran and Python. ---Wikipedia
MATLAB combines a desktop environment tuned for iterative analysis and design processes with a programming language that expresses matrix and array mathematics directly.
I had my first tutorial about MATLAB with this post.
In that tutorial, we learned about the difference between a Continuous-Time Signal and a Discrete-Time Signal. And to further understand their difference we used MATLAB and showed the difference in their graphs. We also learned how to properly encode a program to come up with understandable and better graph.
I chose to do that first before sharing this because not everybody in this community shares interests with me. Not everyone are into mathematics and stuffs like this so I gave hints and glimpse to what this type of software is capable of. In that way, you’ll be able to have curiosity and in result you’ll have interest.
So without further ado, let me share to you the steps on how to install, activate and run MATLAB.
Scroll down to see the steps,
First thing to do is to install the application.
Click the folder and you’ll see these files and folders it contains. Click the ”setup” application to install MATLAB.
After clicking the application, this will show up. Choose the ”Use a File Installation Key” then click next.
Read the license agreement so you’ll be aware of the terms in using MATLAB. If you feel like continuing then choose ”Yes”. After that, click next.
Since in we have a "File Installation Key", choose the first in the choices.
Go back to your "readme" file. Copy the File Installation Key
Paste it on the space provided then click next.
After that, you are in need to choose an installation folder. After choosing, just click next.
The picture below will show up. You decide what you prefer. Uncheck the ones that you don’t like but I prefer checking all of them. After that, click next.
Then Confirm it by clicking "Install".
It’ll take time in completing the installation so just wait.
When the installation is complete, a Product Configuration Note will show up. Just click next.
You got it! Congratulations! You completed the installation.. Just click "Finish"
Installation is not enough so this time, we’ll be activating the application..
Go back to the readme file and you can read these. (Refer to the picture below)
As what the file said, we are going to make a "licenses folder". So go to your "Program Files".
Click that MATLAB folder and you’ll see another folder named as ”R2016a”.
Click that "R2016a" folder and make new folder in it.
Go to the crack you downloaded and copy the "license_standalone.lic" then paste it to the folder you made.
Go back to the "readme" file so that we’ll be able to know the next step.
So base on the "readme" file, we can now activate MATLAB.
After clicking the "active_matlab", a Software Activation will show up. Choose the "Activate manually without the internet" then click next.
For offline activation, you can see something like the picture below. Choose the first in the choices then click "Browse".
We are too close in completing everything so hold on tight and check the last steps.
Go back to the "readme" file to know the last steps in order to run the program.
As stated in the file, copy the "bin" and "toolbox" folders from the crack you downloaded.
Paste and replace the existing folders in the MATLAB in your Program Files.
After that, click the "matlab" to run the entire application.
You got it! Congratulations! You completed everything.
Better make a shortcut of the MATLAB application in your desktop so you’ll be able to try the next tutorials I’ll be teaching you.
It is my pleasure to share my knowledge since I also love learning. I hope you did great today and that you found this beneficial to you. Till the next tutorial STEEMIANS!