MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 50 lectures (9h 50m) | Size: 3.91 GB

Increase your MATLAB skills with advanced functions, strings, calculus, polynomials, symbolics & more.
What you'll learn:
Write subfunctions, anonymous functions, and utilize string concepts
Create user defined functions with variable inputs and outputs
Curve fit data using polynomials
Use symbolic math & calculus functions

Requirements
Be familiar with fundamental MATLAB concepts such as if statements, looping, logicals,user-defined functions, matrices
Must have access to MATLAB - student versions are avaialble at the MathWorks website
Knowledge of calculus topics like derivatives, polynomials, and integration
MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 1 is very helpful

Description
Welcome!

MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 2 is a continuation of my MATLAB for Engineering Students course. This class will enhance your MATLAB skills and allow you to write more efficient and complicated code. We will cover several different types of user defined functions, strings and math topics.

Here's what you'll learn:

User-defined functions with multiple outputs

Subfunctions

Persistent Variables

String concepts (concatenation, sprintf, eval & more)

Anonymous functions

Function functions & function handles

Variable input & variable output functions (varargin & varargout)

Polynomials

Curve fitting with polynomials

Symbolic expressions

Integration & differentiation

and more!

What you get when you enroll:

Downloadable slides and examples are provided in pdf form for each section

10 hours of on demand lecture videos

10 downloadable quizzes with video solutions in case you get stuck

This course assumes you have knowledge of the following MATLAB concepts:

Matrices

if Statements

Looping (for, nested, while)

2-D plotting

User-defined functions with one output

fprintf

load & save functions

Enhance your MATLAB skills today! Enroll now!

Who this course is for
Intermediate MATLAB users who want to learn more about user-defined functions, strings, and math techniques