Exercise 7 - computer exercise
This exercise can be done either on the lab computers or on your own. The computer exercise will take place the following times
14/11 15:15-17:00 Lab C (same room as the labs)
16/11 15:15-17:00 Lab A (in the same corridor as Lab C)
17/11 10:15-12:00 Lab C
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The exercise is based on ILM - Interactive Computer tools available for free download from
arm.ual.es/ilm/ Links to an external site.
In Exercise 7, the module Modeling is used, i.e., this is what you should download. The problems related to this exercises are given in Chapter 9 in the Exercises collection. (Hint: To add a new pole or zero to the pole-zero diagram simply click-and-drag on the symbols on the top of the diagrams)
If you have problems with getting the application to work on you computer, you can try with the Julia version of this instead. It has similar functionality as the ILM tool.
Here are the instructions for the starting the Julia app. (Assumes that you have Julia installed on your computer).
Start a Julia REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) and write the following commands (every single space is important)
using Pkg
pkg"add https://github.com/albheim/PoleExploration.jl.git
Links to an external site." # Takes 6-7 minutes
using PoleExploration
PoleExploration.run() # Takes around one minute
If you also have trouble with the Julia version, you can watch the video below, where the tasks from the exercise (9.1–9.3 in the exercise compendium) are demonstrated.