Reddit reviews MATLAB for Engineers (4th Edition)

Not sure what your skill level is, or the application you're using MATLAB for, but here are a few resources:

• Basics: [MATLAB Onramp] (https://matlabacademy.mathworks.com/)
  
  
• Programming: Vanderbilt Introduction to Programming with MATLAB
  
  
• Control Systems: Control Tutorials for MATLAB and Simulink (CTMS)
  
  
  You may want a book as well, I've used MATLAB for Engineers, which has all the basic information you need, programming, plotting, etc.
  
  I would recommend learning to program in the MATLAB environment as it's probably the most useful skill to have, and gives you exposure to the capabilities MATLAB offers. You will learn quickly that MathWorks wants to sell you addons that does the work for you, but if you can program it will save a lot of money.

This has pretty good review on amazon.

I've seen this used by a few of my mates as a supplement. It has good sample questions and exercises.

...And this is a bit cheaper, but the reviews aren't that good.

We've been using this: http://www.amazon.com/MATLAB-Engineers-Edition-Holly-Moore/dp/0133485978

When I do use it, it has pretty helpful explanations and examples. It's also pretty easy to skim, which is nice.