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Course description
Numerical Methods in MATLAB for Engineering Students Part 1 is the first part of the numerical analysis course using MATLAB. Numerical analysis is one of the most used topics in many engineering fields. This course focuses on numerical rooting and integration techniques that are usually discussed at the undergraduate level. MATLAB is widely used by undergraduates in engineering fields as well as in industry. For this reason, MATLAB has been used in this course to implement the codes of each method. In addition to the mentioned content, this course can also help improve your coding skills.
What you will learn in this course:
- rooting methods: two-part method, Newton’s method, secant method
- Coding skills in MATLAB: Algorithms and various examples of MATLAB codes are reviewed to increase your knowledge of MATLAB and numerical analysis.
- Numerical integration methods: rectangle and midpoint methods, trapezoidal method and Simpson method
Who is this course suitable for?
- Engineering students who want to learn numerical analysis with MATLAB
Course specifications :
- Publisher: Udemy
- teacher : Cherish Qualls, PhD
- English language
- Training level: beginner to advanced
- Duration: 3 hours and 55 minutes
- Number of courses: 21
- File format: mp4
Course topics on the 12th/2019 :
Course prerequisites:
- You must know the basic knowledge of coding with MATLAB such as matrices, loops, if statements and plotting
- Basic knowledge of accounts
- To run MATLAB codes, MATLAB software must be installed on your computer
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