Posted: December 10th, 2014

complete the following exercise and write a concise sub

–
report documenting and explaining
your solutions (MAXIMUM 4 pages). Please note that your report must reference any sources, such
as
textbooks or web pages, that you have used to help develop your solution
This
is the last assignment, which
is designed to
assess your overall understanding of the module
concepts and
Matlab
programming
.
Homework must be submitted before the
end day of
09
/
December
/2014
.
What to turn in:
Copy the text from your scripts and paste it into a document. If a question asks you
to plot or display something to the screen, also include the plot and screen output your code
generates. Submit
a printed report and emai
l me the .doc or .pdf file
.
1
.
(
2
3
Marks
)
When a fair di
c
e is rolled, the number uppermost is equally likely to be any integer from 1 to 6
, i.e.
theoretically the expected probability of getting any value is 1/6.
We need to do a simulation
experiment
to c
heck this theory
and analyze the results
(simulation is when we use random numbers
to mimic a real situation based on chance)
.
1
–
Create a function which generates a vector with
n
random integers in the range 1
–
6, this
function should have the following definition:
function
createDiceExperiment(filename
, n
)
% filename: the name for saving the generated numbers
% n: the number of random
integers
in this experiment.
2
–
C
all this method
4
times with
4
different
filenames;
n should have the following values
accordingly
10,100,
1000,
10000
(the number of times can be a variable also which you need
to read it from the user input, i.e. the user can select the number of
experiment
s and their n
values
accordingly
)
.
3
–
for each experiment, we need to load its file and c
ount the number of “sixes” thrown by
summing the elements of the logical vectord == 6
(or using a loop)
4
–
Estimate the probability of throwing a six by dividing the number of sixes thrown by
the
number of trials in this experiment
.
5
–
Use
the built
–
in functions to find the minimum, maximum, mean, median, standard
deviation, and mode of getting
six
es
for all experiments
6
–
Plot the graphs to explain the difference in values.
7
–
Analyze the results.
2. Portfolio of Work Submission
(
10
M
arks)
Please refer to the Guidelines document for Portfolio of Work submission. The following pieces of
work should be
included in your portfolio:
?
Annotated screenshots of code used from each workshop activity.
?
Accompanying discussion of each workshop activity, demonstrating your understanding of new
concepts.
?
A section explaining how Matlab code is executed. This can incl
ude pictures/diagrams as
necessary.
Study Group
University of Lincoln
?
A section demonstrating your understanding of the basic principles of software engineering.
?
The development of a Matlab code, based on programming concepts learned through the
module. To include:
o
Outline of requirements
o
All code used

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