UDEMY MATLAB FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER TUTORIAL

If you want to learn how to use MATLAB, but have
little to no experience, this course is for you!
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In this course, you will learn:

Chapter 1: First Look

The video introduces the learner to the MATLAB desktop
environment. At the end of this video, the learner
will be able to identify and use

* Command Window
* Workspace
* Command History
* Current Folder
* Home tab

The learner will be able to create variables and perform simple
mathematical operations on them

Chapter 2: Introduction to matrices

This chapter is divided into 9 parts

* Part 1: This session demonstrates
how to create matrices
how to find its dimensions
how to take the transpose of a matrix
* Part 2: The session demonstrates the use of
indices to access a section of the matrix
* Part 3: The session demonstrates the addition and
subtraction of matrices
* Part 4: This session demonstrates the multiplication
operation on matrices
* Part 5, 6: These sessions demonstrate the use of matrices is
solving a numerical problem
* Part 5: Example I
* Part 6: Example II
* Part 7,8,9:These sessions introduce the learner to
black-and-white, gray-scale and colored images on MATLAB

Chapter 3: Working with arrays

This chapter is divided into 4 parts

* Part 1: This session introduces the learner to
arrays on MATLAB, and some basic mathematical
operations
* Part 2: This session takes an example of a quadratic
expression, and how arrays can be used to evaluate it over a
range of values
* Part 3: This session discusses how to generate a sequence of
numbers on MATLAB
* Part 4: This session demonstrates common statistical
computations on arrays like mean, median et cetera

Chapter 4: Make an animation

This chapter is divided into 7 parts

* Part 1: This session introduces the learner to
the Editor Window on MATLAB
* Part 2-7: These sessions develop the animation of
a rotating fan step by step
Part 2: Step 1
Part 3: Step 2
Part 4: Step 3
Part 5: Step 4
Part 6: Step 5
Part 7: Step 6
Chapter 5: Three dimensional plots

This chapter is divided into 2 parts

* Part 1: This session discusses three dimensional
line plots
* Part 2: This session discusses three dimensional
surface plots

Chapter 6: Working with Data

This chapter has been divided into 8 parts

* Part 1: This session is a recapitulation of the common
statistical operations of mean, median et cetera
* Part 2: This session demonstrates how to make a simple bar
graph/chart
* Part 3: This session demonstrates how to make a
bar graph/chart with multiple bars grouped together
* Part 4: This session demonstrates how to make a
pie chart
* Part 5: This session takes a line plot and adds
title and labels to it, to enhance readability
* Part 6: This session adds labels and enhances the
readability of a pie chart
* Part 7, 8: These sessions demonstrate how to create a
function with looping and conditional statements
Part 7: Example 1
Part 8: Example 2
Chapter 7: Working with Tables

This chapter has been divided into 2 parts

* Part 1: This session introduces the user to
structures, demonstrates how to create tables
using structures, and discusses an application where
multiple tables are joined together
* Part 2: This session reads a file, convert the data
into table and perform some operations on them

Chapter 8: Introduction to Simulink

This chapter has been divided into 7 parts

* Part 1: This shows how to open Simulink
* Part 2: This session demonstrates how to make a simple model on
Simulink
* Part 3: This session demonstrates some common sources
* Part 4: This session demonstrates blocks related
to common mathematical operations
* Part 5: This session demonstrates how Simulink
can be used to model digital logic circuits
* Part 6: This session demonstrates how to make a
sub-module/subsystem/sub-circuit on Simulink
* Part 7: This session demonstrates how to make
Simulink models for differential equations

Chapter 9: Simple Graphical User Interfaces

This chapter is divided into 5 parts

* Part 1: This session demonstrates the input function in MATLAB
* Part 2-5: This session demonstrates simple GUIs on MATLAB
Part 2: GUI 1
Part 3: GUI 2
Part 4: GUI 3
Part 5: GUI 4
Chapter 10: Miscellaneous / Bonus Lectures

This chapter aims to give the learner ideas to
create codes and block diagrams and thus practice
MATLAB. This chapter has been divided into 10 parts

* Part 1: This session introduces the user to the Symbolic Math
Toolbox
* Part 2: This session demonstrates how the functions in the
Symbolic Math toolbox can be used to solve a numerical problem
* Part 3: This session demonstrates how to use Symbolic Math
Toolbox to work with Laplace transforms and then moves to the
Control System Toolbox
* Part 4: This session is just the viewing of a paper
from which Control System codes and block diagrams
can be made
* Part 5,6: These sessions introduce some basic
functions in the Image Processing Toolbox
* Part 5: Histogram Equalization
* Part 6: Gray-scale conversion, Morphological
operations, et cetera
* Part 7: This session takes an example and demonstrates recursive
functions on MATLAB
* Part 8: This session is just the viewing of a paper from which
Simulink models relevant to Digital Signal Processing can be
made
* Part 9: This session is just the viewing of a document on
sequences and progressions, which can be used to create iterative
and recursive functions on MATLAB
* Part 10: This session shows a Graphical User
Interface which the learner can try to create
using concepts on image processing