matlab project

ME 1165 Project 3: Fall 2015

Important Instructions for submitting this, and all subsequent projects:

• Name your project .m file as follows: proj3fml.m where the “3” refers to the project number and fml are your first, middle, and last initials. • Inside the project .m file, you MUST have a comment section at the beginning with the following information: A short description of the project, your name, and Bengal ID number, and a listing of all the relevant variables (those that the user sees when using the project), and their meaning. • You will upload the proj3fml.m file to the provided link, on or before the due date and time.

NOTE: The upload link will become inactive after the expiration of this due date and time, and you will NOT receive ANY credit for late submissions.

Project 4 Instructions:

Your program should allow the user to run it as many times as wished. Use an appropriate loop. Your program should implement the following tasks:

1) Display to the user the purpose of this program 2) In this program you will be converting temperature entered by the user in degree

Fahrenheit to a) Degree Celsius b) Degree Kelvin c) Rankine or d) Réaumur

3) The formulae for conversion is as follows; Fahrenheit to Celsius C = (F - 32) / 1.8

Fahrenheit to Kelvin K = (F + 459.67) / 1.8 Fahrenheit to Rankine Ra = F + 459.67 Fahrenheit to Réaumur Re = (F - 32) / 2.25

4) You will create a main file which will call any one of the 4 functions. The name of the function files that you will create are as follows; F2C, F2K, F2Ra and F2Re where the actual calculation of the selected conversion will be computed.

5) Each of the function files will have temperature in Fahrenheit as the input argument and the corresponding conversion as its output argument.

6) The program is to run as many times as the user wishes. 7) At the end of the program display an output statement which has the user input

(temperature) and the corresponding conversion.