MATLAB onramp 2021: coding, concepts, confidence, and style
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You need to learn MATLAB!
MATLAB is the most powerful and versatile software program for data visualization, simulations, complex large–scale data analysis, and applied linear algebra. MATLAB is widely used in academia and industry, and MATLAB programming skills can be vital to success in studies, research, and industry.
Learning to program is more than just memorizing code
Sure, you need to learn MATLAB coding syntax rules, you need to memorize some functions, and you need to know how to write a for–loop. And you’ll learn these topics in this course.
But becoming a proficient programmer is also about developing critical–thinking skills, debugging strategies, and programming style. That’s a major focus of this course. In fact, my goal in this course is not just to teach you how to code in MATLAB, it’s to teach you high–level, transferable skills that will help you become a better programmer, regardless of whether you are using MATLAB, Python, R, JavaScript, or any other language.
What you will learn in this course:
Using and customizing the visual MATLAB environment (including replacing those awful default black–on–white colors with something that suits your colorful personality!)
MATLAB programming basics
Control statements (for–loops, while, if–else, switch)
Make your own MATLAB functions
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: MATLAB onramp 2021: coding, concepts, confidence, and style
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Price | $14.99 |
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Duration | 10.5 hours |
Year | 2021 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Zachary Karas –
The text in the video is pretty small so it’s hard to see when I’m following along with Matlab open on my laptop screen
Benjamin F Davidson –
Clear introduction and information that matches my beginner level of study. Thank you
Pratyush Anand –
its awesome
Abhimanyu Dubey –
I’m a graduate student, who’s working on turbulent gas particle suspensions. I have a decently strong theoretical and mathematical background. But programming is new for me. And it’s really amazing when you visually see, that whatever theory( aka bullshit, for many students 😛 ) you have studied is indeed correct. Moreover, I absolutely love the way how Mike delivers his lectures. I’m definitely gonna continue to study, the rest of his courses. Thanks a Lot, Sir, for presenting the subject in such an engaging manner.
Purusothaman G –
Hope this course will bring lot of excitement in learning path especially MATLAB
Chinonso Ezeobi –
The method of delivery is great. I totally enjoyed your delivery skill
David Flewelling –
Great content but the sound quality needs work. Can be difficult to follow along since the lecture is often pretty quiet and sometimes very static y
Fabian Scheidt –
This is an excellent first hand on MATLAB course. The only thing that could be changed, is renaming the .m files from filename x.m to filename x.m. Otherwise, it might be confusing for beginners because the MATLAB code analyzer returns a warning message, that it cannot execute the file. As an addition, one could introduce a basic overview of application development in MATLAB. Overall, very fun 🙂
Perry Price –
I really like this course. I bought the other course (Master MATLAB through Guided Problem Solving) first. I prefer learning the language before getting too involved with applications. I plan to go back to the MATLAB with applications course after this one. I like the way that you tell the student what you will teach in a lecture at the beginning of the lecture and then go back and review that at the end of the lecture. Your teaching is very clear and the files you provide are excellent for following along with you on my laptop opened to Octave as I watch the lecture on my desktop. I stop the lecture and work though the script you provide. I think that I will be very competent in MATLAB at the end of this course and would recommend it to anyone who needs to learn MATLAB.
Phil Samandar –
Good for beginners.
Juan Jos Luengo Duque –
Really well so far, quite clear explanations.
215536 Perumal –
Great sessions. Lot of information about Matlab functions & their usage. Very good explanations by Mike
Fares Alouf –
Amazing class for beginners. Slow for people with experience in programming in other languages.
Chiara Saracini –
Mike XCohen is a great lecturer and I’m honored to follow his classes! Thanks for the great experience
D Brown –
Good match. Have the follow on courses planned and will eventually read and advanced book that requires Matlab.