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Matlab Essential Skills

By Jason Gibson

Improve your productivity with Matlab

In step-by-step video tutorials you will learn how to work with the software package Matlab Essential Skills, with Jason Gibbs introducing you to the user interface and explaining how to use the software.

In less than 9 hours you will learn how to:

Do basic calculations
Work with variables
Do essential mathematical functions
Work with complex numbers, vectors and matrices
Do algebraic and calculus calculations and basic graphing

Content

The User Interface	33:53
Basic Arithmetic and Order of Operations	05:48
Exponents and Scientific Notation	12:20
Working with Fractions and the symbolic Math Toolbox	18:59
Defining and using Variables	11:45
Adding Comments to your Matlab Code	06:06
Clearing Variables	03:29
Adjusting the Display Precision for Calculations	11:50
Creating and storing Values in symbolic Variables	07:39
Performing Calcualtions with symbolic Variables	11:39
Factorial, Square Roots and nth Roots	07:46
Trigonometric Functions and their Inverses	11:18
Hyperbolic Functions and their Inverses	01:56
Exponentials and Logarithms	05:18
Basic Calculations with complex Numbers	05:46
Calculating the Magnitude and Angle of complex Numbers	13:57
Trig Functions, Logarithms and Exponentials with complex Numbers	05:19
Complex Numbers and the symbolic Math Toolbox	10:51
Inputting Vectors and extracting Components	18:27
Adding and subtracting Vectors and multiplying Vectors by a Scalar	05:29
Calculating the Vector Dot Product and Cross Product	08:52
Finding the Mean, Sum and Length of a Vector	06:44
Extracting a Subset of Vector Elements	05:11
Creating Vectors with evenly spaced Elements	10:22
Joining Vectors Together	05:03
Multiplying and dividing Vectors Element-by-Element	15:00
Applying Math Functions to Elements of a Vector	07:20
Creating Vectors with Random Elements	08:26
Calculating Mean, Median and standard Deviation of Data in a Vector	06:37
Working with Vectors using the symbolic Math Toolbox	15:23
Inputting Metrics and extracting Elements	20:51
Adding and subtracting Matrices and multiplying by a Scalar	08:31
Multiplikation of Matrices	05:43
Multiplying and dividing Matrices Element-by-Element	11:24
Finding the Length, Size, Sum and Number of Elements in a Matrix	09:45
Joining Matrices together	05:03
Apply mathematical Functions to Matrices	11:22
Creating an Identity Matrix	03:25
Matrix Transpose, diagonal Elements and LU Decomposition	05:32
Solving a System of Equations using Row Reduced Echelon Form	06:10
Matrix Determinant, inverse, trace and rank	12:52
Matrix Norm, EigenValues and the characteristic Polynomial	04:42
Working with Matrices and the symbolic Math	10:12
Solving algebraic Equations	10:07
Solving Systems of Linear Equations	09:51
Solving algebraic Equations symbolically	11:56
Solving Systems of algebraic Equations	12:13
Defining mathematical Functions	07:18
Taking Derivatives in Calculus	06:27
Evaluating Derivatives at a Point	05:39
Taking partial Derivatives in Calculus	08:39
Indefinite and definite Integrals	09:12
Taking Limits in Calculus	06:33
Basic Scatter Plots	06:59
Plotting Functions	09:15
Changing Plot Appearance	07:36

Details

Included lectures: 56
Duration: 8:45 h

Authors of course Matlab Essential Skills

Jason Gibson

Jason Gibson is the founder of MathTutorDVD.com and the teacher in all of the videos.

He also released DVDs in Physics and Basic Math and offers his courses online. His ongoing project is a comprehensive Chemistry series and an Engineering Circuit Analysis course.

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By André O. on 01. March 2022 for Matlab Essential Skills

Die Aufbereitung ist schön, ordentlich und strukturiert und der Stimme kann man gut zuhören, auch wenn ich meist auf 1,5x Geschwindigkeit schaue. Insgesamt sehr empfehlenswert für alle, die Spaß an Mathematik haben.