1. The document provides advice and suggestions for preparing for the GRE exam, including taking preparatory classes, using online resources like Magoosh and GRE Bible, developing a study plan, practicing vocabulary and mock tests.
2. Specific tips include reading American newspapers daily to improve vocabulary, preparing word lists, doing practice questions under timed conditions, and not rushing to subscribe to paid preparation websites after only a trial period.
3. The second document discusses using Matlab's Mupad toolbox to perform symbolic mathematics, including defining and plotting functions, integration, differentiation, solving equations, and matrix operations. Basic usage examples are provided for various functions.
1. The document provides advice and suggestions for preparing for the GRE exam, including taking preparatory classes, using online resources like Magoosh and GRE Bible, developing a study plan, practicing vocabulary and mock tests.
2. Specific tips include reading American newspapers daily to improve vocabulary, preparing word lists, doing practice questions under timed conditions, and not rushing to subscribe to paid preparation websites after only a trial period.
3. The second document discusses using Matlab's Mupad toolbox to perform symbolic mathematics, including defining and plotting functions, integration, differentiation, solving equations, and matrix operations. Basic usage examples are provided for various functions.
1. The document provides advice and suggestions for preparing for the GRE exam, including taking preparatory classes, using online resources like Magoosh and GRE Bible, developing a study plan, practicing vocabulary and mock tests.
2. Specific tips include reading American newspapers daily to improve vocabulary, preparing word lists, doing practice questions under timed conditions, and not rushing to subscribe to paid preparation websites after only a trial period.
3. The second document discusses using Matlab's Mupad toolbox to perform symbolic mathematics, including defining and plotting functions, integration, differentiation, solving equations, and matrix operations. Basic usage examples are provided for various functions.
1. The document provides advice and suggestions for preparing for the GRE exam, including taking preparatory classes, using online resources like Magoosh and GRE Bible, developing a study plan, practicing vocabulary and mock tests.
2. Specific tips include reading American newspapers daily to improve vocabulary, preparing word lists, doing practice questions under timed conditions, and not rushing to subscribe to paid preparation websites after only a trial period.
3. The second document discusses using Matlab's Mupad toolbox to perform symbolic mathematics, including defining and plotting functions, integration, differentiation, solving equations, and matrix operations. Basic usage examples are provided for various functions.
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GRE Preparation- What I learnt Assalam o alaekum everyone,
I hope you are doing great :)Some of you have discussed with me different higher education options including preparation for GRE. Most of the students in Pakistan are very scared about GRE exam and therefore rule out USA for higher studies for not taking GRE. However, its not that difficult. You can get a good score with a well directed preparation and practice.
Recently, I revisited all the possible sources for preparation and have realized that there are many good sources out there that normally students ignore or are not aware of. In light of my search and my own experience, I can Posted by umerhuzaifa in Uncategorized on August 14, 2014 ARCHIVES SEARCH Uncategorized (3) August 2014 (1) August 2013 (1) April 2013 (1) umerhuzaifa Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. The Fusion Theme. Just another WordPress.com site UMERHUZAIFA Home About Follow Follow umerhuzaifa Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API out there that normally students ignore or are not aware of. In light of my search and my own experience, I can suggest following:
1- Taking preparatory classes really helps but take them ONLY if you can afford them. I have realized that you might need them only for analytical test practice. Otherwise You can get advisory facilities from other sources at cheaper rates.
2- There are a few very good and highly recommended online sources. Try to subscribe for them even if you are taking classes. Remember these are not free sources These are: Magoosh www.magoosh.com, Gre bible www.grebible.com/ Novas GRE prep http://www.amazon.com/GRE-Prep-Course-Software-Online/dp/1889057363 (You can benefit from the free video lectures of magoosh even if you dont subscribe)
3- The guy at www.brightlinkprep.com mentions a very good plan to prepare for verbal section of GRE (FREE of cost and derived from the above mentioned sources)http://www.brightlinkprep.com/30-day-basic-gre- verbal-study-plan/ Enter your email address Sign me up Powered by WordPress.com pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Keep visiting this website for very informative updates on higher education options.
4- For quantitative part, do a lot of practice. Try to learn better ways of solving questions. For that, go through the quantitative sections of three to four books: Barrons , Kaplan , cracking the GRE
5- Become an avid reader. Read 1 OR 2 articles daily from American newspapers like monthly Atlantic ( www.theatlantic.com/), New Yorker (www.newyorker.com/), Scientific American ( www.scientificamerican.com/) .Make a journal containing all the difficult words with their meanings.
6- For better vocabulary, prepare 500 Essential Manhattan word listand 500 Advanced Manhattan word list (you can get these easily on web). Again Magoosh and Brightlinkprep guys also give out vocabulary flash cards (FREE of cost). Pick any of these or if you have time, go through all of them.
7- Do a lot of practice questions, time yourself. Take some 10-15 mock tests (practice tests at the same test center. Go to USEFP website for guidelines)
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P.S: Dont go for subscription of the websites I mentioned directly. Check them out for their trial period. Go for them only once you feel they are good for you because they are also expensive. P.P.S: Do work with a plan. An untouched Feature of Matlab Dear all, i just went through this great feature of Matlab available in Matlab 2008 onwards i guess. The concept is to compute the terms symbolically. e.g. you know and remember encountering errors like variable x not declared in the expression, Matlab feature Mupad lets you get over with this now. So now what ever the expression is, whether the variables have been assigned values or not, you ll get the results. For example, you remember doing indefinite integration and differentiation from your high school and fresh years at the college. You can do that in this toolbox. Likewise, this supports many such features. In the following space, i want to cover the basic commands in Mupad for the general usage. Posted by umerhuzaifa in Uncategorized on August 3, 2013 pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Defining a Function: f:=x+x^2; Please note that every assignment operation must be done with this absurd colon sign. Getting the latest answer: %
Expanding a term: f:=(x+2)^2 expand (f) pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Partial Fraction of the fraction: f:=(x^2+2*x+2)/(x-1)/(x-3)/(x+2) partfrac (f) Simplifying a fraction: f:=(e^(2*x)-1)/(e^x+1) simplify(f) Evaluating a function over a limiting value of variable: f:=sin(x)/x limit(f,x=0) pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API I found basic plotting way easier here. You dont have to define the range of values for the independant variable. For example, for plotting sin(x), you dont need to give the values of x for plotting. plot(sin(x)) well if you prefer to do with the values, plot(sin(x),x=-2030) pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Moreover, multi variable functions can also be plotted easily plot((sin(x)^2+(sin(y))^2) Integration: f:=x^2+2*x+3 int(f,x) pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API
for definite integral, go for: int (f,x=-2..3) //Please remember i put in only two dots..:) Differentiation: f:=sin(x)+2*cos(x) diff(f,x) pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API
Matrix Manipulations: pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API matlab , mupad Leave a comment Defining a matrix: A:=matrix([[1,2],[3,4]]) Row Vector: A:=matrix([[1,2]]) Column Vector: A:=matrix([1,2]) At the end, i would like to advise the reader to explore the feature on his/her own since most of the key points cant be mentioned let alone mentioned here. Happy Mupading..:)
pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Universal Asynchronous Serial Receiver/ Transmitter its 14th April 2013 today and the time is 1130 in the morning. I am out here in my lab on this beautiful saturday trying to understand better the mysteries of UART better. I am working on PIC18F4520 using the PICDEM2 Development Board from Microchip. The compiler i am working on is MPLAB C18. Following is a glimpse of the simple code i am trying to run. Well the scenario is that i have got the External Crystal Oscillator damaged and am now helpless having only the option of internal oscillator. To activate that i have set the configuration bits using the tool Configure/Configuration Bits, in the following way: Posted by umerhuzaifa in Uncategorized on April 13, 2013 pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Now after successfully building the hex file, i have the following output on the ISIS proteus: pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Now this is in huge contrast to my actual code. I wanted to display y continuously but what i get is an alphabet from an alien language apparently. (May be i have alien cyber force bugging with my workings..:O) My settings are as follows: Baud Rate: 9600 Data Bits: 8 Stop Bit: 1 Parity: None Flow Control: hardware Well as i tried to communicate this on a PC in real time, I got nothing!! tried everything, from resetting the program again and again to reprogramming it. i did recheck and matched my settings on PC with those on the MC countless times. At that moment i though of changing the baud rate settings on PC, pdfcrowd.com open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API Leave a comment changing only the Baud Rate to 2400 and 4800.. and surprisingly, there started appearing some alien characters (though different from ISIS simulation). Now i am working on a compromise Baud Rate on both sides for a meaningful transmission.