MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 1

MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 1, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 91 lectures, based on 1010 reviews, and has 4790 subscribers.

You will learn about Create and modify vectors and matrices, visualize data using 2-D plots User-defined functions, if-elseif and switch case statements Perform looping tasks with for and while loops Plus more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineering students wanting to learn MATLAB fundamentals or Students who want to improve and apply their MATLAB skills using math and engineering examples or Professionals looking to add a new skill to their portfolio It is particularly useful for Engineering students wanting to learn MATLAB fundamentals or Students who want to improve and apply their MATLAB skills using math and engineering examples or Professionals looking to add a new skill to their portfolio.

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Summary

Title: MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 1

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Published Lectures: 91

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create and modify vectors and matrices, visualize data using 2-D plots
User-defined functions, if-elseif and switch case statements
Perform looping tasks with for and while loops
Plus more!

Who Should Attend

Engineering students wanting to learn MATLAB fundamentals
Students who want to improve and apply their MATLAB skills using math and engineering examples
Professionals looking to add a new skill to their portfolio

Target Audiences

Engineering students wanting to learn MATLAB fundamentals
Students who want to improve and apply their MATLAB skills using math and engineering examples
Professionals looking to add a new skill to their portfolio

MATLAB – What is it & why you need it

MATLAB is a widely-used software program that is found in many industries ranging from engineering to finance. Users love it because it’s easy to use and produces high quality graphics. All you have to do to get started is learn to code in MATLAB.�

This course will teach you just that! We will start from the very beginning by introducing the desktop environment and work our way up to more complex topics like nested for loops. We’ll cover lots of examples and work through all of them step by step. Unlike many instructors, I don’t assume you know more than you do.�

Why this course instead of other online MATLAB courses?

I have taught MATLAB many, many times. I know what works for students and what doesn’t. This course is structured differently from others available online. Other instructors just show themselves typing code in MATLAB as they explain the topics. I don’t think that’s the best way for you to learn.

In this course, we will have a brief lecture with slides discussing the concepts. You will also be provided with a downloadable booklet of examples for each chapter and we will work through them together. This gives you the opportunity to code while having someone walk you through it at the same time.

The only way to learn coding is to write code yourself so I have created 13 quizzes for you to test your knowledge. Don’t worry though, video solutions are provided in case you get stuck.

Another benefit of this course is the rigor of the examples and quizzes. I don’t always give simple one step problems. Many of the problems you will work will require a combination of topics and steps, allowing you to further enhance your skills.

Here’s what you’ll learn…

-Matrices and Vectors

-2-D Plotting

-User-defined functions

-Logical statements: if-elseif, switch-case

-Looping techniques: for and while loops

-And more!

Let’s take a closer look at what comes with the course…

Downloadable items:

-Lecture slides for each chapter to give you the background you need for each topic (5 Chapters)

-Booklet of examples for each chapter to allow you to practice on your own or along with me in the videos

-Quizzes (13 of them)

Videos:

-Lecture videos featuring detailed explanations of all topics

-Explanations of all the examples to increase your comprehension

-Solutions to all quizzes and exams in case you get stuck

And just to make sure this class will work for you…

Fundamental topics from calculus and physics are used so it is helpful (but not required) to know basics like vectors, derivatives, and integrals.

Let’s get started…

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to MATLAB

Lecture 1: Slides and Examples

Lecture 2: MATLAB Desktop Environment

Lecture 3: MATLAB Desktop Environment Walkthrough

Lecture 4: Assigning Variables

Lecture 5: Assigning Variables Examples

Lecture 6: Variable Names and Type Casting

Lecture 7: Variable Names and Type Casting Examples

Lecture 8: Expressions & Formatting

Lecture 9: Expressions and Formatting Examples

Lecture 10: Quiz 1

Lecture 11: Built-In Functions & help

Lecture 12: Built-In Functions & Help Examples

Lecture 13: Relational Expressions

Lecture 14: Relational Expressions Examples

Chapter 2: Vectors and Matrices

Lecture 1: Creating a Row Vector

Lecture 2: Linspace, Logspace and Concatenation

Lecture 3: Linspace, Logspace & Concatenation Examples

Lecture 4: Quiz 2

Lecture 5: Column Vectors

Lecture 6: Column Vectors Examples

Lecture 7: Matrices

Lecture 8: Matrices Examples

Lecture 9: Matrix Dimensions

Lecture 10: Matrix Dimensions Examples

Lecture 11: Quiz 3

Lecture 12: Min, Max

Lecture 13: Sum & Product

Lecture 14: Min, Max, Sum & Product Examples

Lecture 15: Matrix Math

Lecture 16: Matrix Math Examples

Lecture 17: Element by Element Operations

Lecture 18: Element by Element Operations Examples

Lecture 19: Matrix Multiplication & Vector Operations

Lecture 20: Matrix Multiplication & Vector Operations Examples

Lecture 21: Quiz 4

Lecture 22: Matrix Inverse & Logical Vectors

Lecture 23: Matrix Inverse and Logical Vectors Examples

Lecture 24: Quiz 5

Chapter 3: Basics of MATLAB Programming

Lecture 1: Slides, Examples & Data Files

Lecture 2: Script Files & Comments

Lecture 3: Script Files & Comments Examples

Lecture 4: Input & Display

Lecture 5: Input & Display Examples

Lecture 6: Formatted Print Statements

Lecture 7: Formatted Print Statements Examples

Lecture 8: Quiz 6

Lecture 9: Scripts

Lecture 10: Scripts Examples

Lecture 11: Plotting

Lecture 12: Plotting Examples

Lecture 13: Plot Labels

Lecture 14: Plot Labels Examples

Lecture 15: Plot Functions

Lecture 16: Plot Functions Examples

Lecture 17: Load & Save

Lecture 18: Load & Save Examples

Lecture 19: Quiz 7

Lecture 20: User-Defined Functions

Lecture 21: User-Defined Functions & Local Variables

Lecture 22: User Defined Functions and Local Variables Examples

Lecture 23: Quiz 8

Chapter 4: Logical Statements

Lecture 1: Slides and Examples

Lecture 2: Relational Expressions

Lecture 3: Relational Expressions Examples

Lecture 4: If Statement

Lecture 5: If Statement Examples

Lecture 6: If ElseIf Statements

Lecture 7: If ElseIf Statements Examples

Lecture 8: Quiz 9

Lecture 9: Switch Case

Lecture 10: Switch Case Examples

Lecture 11: Menu Function

Lecture 12: Menu Function Examples

Lecture 13: Quiz 10

Chapter 5: Looping

Lecture 1: Slides, Examples & Data Files

Lecture 2: For Loops

Lecture 3: For Loops Examples

Lecture 4: Quiz 11

Lecture 5: Preallocation

Lecture 6: Preallocation Examples

Lecture 7: Subplot

Lecture 8: Subplot Examples

Lecture 9: Nested Loops

Lecture 10: Nested Loops Examples Part 1

Lecture 11: Nested Loops Examples Part 2

Lecture 12: Quiz 12

Lecture 13: While Loops

Lecture 14: While Loops Examples

Lecture 15: Quiz 13

Lecture 16: Vectorizing

Lecture 17: Vectorizing Examples

Instructors

Cherish Qualls, PhD
Professional Engineer and University Professor

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5 stars: 521 votes

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