Learn MATLAB and Simulink Programming

This lecture introduces the course and explains everything that will be covered. 

This lecture shows step-by-step how to create figures within MATLAB. These commands are shown using the command window, but can be replicated using a MATLAB script.

This lecture, shows you how to label various plots in MATLAB.

In this lecture, 2-D line plots are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, area plots are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, bar graphs are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, pie charts are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, histograms are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, stem plots are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

In this lecture, logarithmic plots are explained as well as demonstrated by example.

This lecture shows how you can plot multiple variables in the same plot using the MATLAB environment.

This lecture, demonstrates by example, how to use sub plots (multiple plots in a single figure window).

This quiz covers the topics regarding plotting and plotting commands in MATLAB.

This lecture contains the instructions and resources required to complete the project.

In this lecture, I will demonstrate what the completed project should do. Use this as a reference to verify your project has been completed successfully.

This lecture walks through step-by-step how to successfully complete this project.

This lecture walks through examples of using the clear all, close all, and clc commands. These commands are commonly used to clean up the MATLAB environment.

In this lecture, various printing commands are covered, such as disp() and the sprintf() function.

Examples of various MATLAB arithmetic commands being used.

This lecture shows an example of solving a definite integral using MATLAB.

This lecture explains the commands you can use to modify, read, and set the data type of the variables in the workspace.

This lecture walks through an example using the tick and tock commands in MATLAB to track the execution time of your scripts.

This lecture shows how you can use the built-in help for MATLAB so that you can learn about additional and more complex commands supported in MATLAB.

This quiz covers some of the basic commands supported in MATLAB,

In this lecture, students will learn how to instantiate vectors in the MATLAB environment.

This lecture demonstrates examples of arithmetic operations being performed on vectors.

This lecture demonstrates how to access as well as modify any value in a vector.

In this lecture, students will learn how to instantiate matrices in the MATLAB environment.

This lecture demonstrates examples of arithmetic operations being performed on matrices.

This lecture demonstrates how to access as well as modify any value in a matrix.

This quiz covers how to work with vectors and matrices in the MATLAB environment.

This lecture contains the instructions and resources required to complete the project.

In this lecture, I will demonstrate what the completed project should do. Use this as a reference to verify your project has been completed successfully.

This lecture walks through step-by-step how to successfully complete this project.

This lecture shows how to run MATLAB scripts.

This lecture walks through the process of creating a new script, saving the script and then running the same script.

This lecture works through several example scripts that do the following: 

• Create Figures of Plots
• Solve Calculus Problems
• Track the execution time of various algorithms

This lecture shows methods for debugging MATLAB scripts.

This lecture explains the various options available when publishing a script.

This lecture walks through step-by-step to publish a script. 

This lecture explains how a While loops works in MATLAB.

This lecture explains how a FOR loops works in MATLAB.

In this lecture the IF – ELSE – ELSEIF Statement is explained.

In this lecture, I will provide an example using the try catch statement in a MATLAB script.

In this lecture, students will learn how to use Switch Case statements in MATLAB.

This lecture contains the instructions and resources required to complete the project.

In this lecture, I will demonstrate what the completed project should do. Use this as a reference to verify your project has been completed successfully.

This lecture walks through step-by-step how to successfully complete this project.

This lecture walks through and creates a new MATLAB function.

In this lecture the new MATLAB function created will be used a script. 

In this lecture the new MATLAB function will be used inside the command window.

This lecture shows how to add custom functions inside your own MATLAB scripts.

This lecture explains how you can use anonymous functions inside MATLAB.

This lecture walks through and explains how to create a new Simulink design.

This lecture gives an overview of the Simulink design environment.

This lecture explains how the Simulink library browser is used to find new Simulink blocks.

In this lecture, I will show users how to correlate variables between the Simulink environment and MATLAB.

This lecture shows the various ways in which you can run your Simulink designs.

This lecture explains the various help features provided by Mathworks to help you use Simulink.

This lecture shows how you can call your MATLAB functions from within the Simulink environment.

This lecture shows how to create your own personal functions in Simulink.

This lecture walks through the Sine Wave Saturation Simulink model, created by MATLAB.

This lecture walks through the Analog to Digital Quantization Simulink model, created by MATLAB.

In this lecture, I will show you the steps for creating a mathworks account.

This lecture walks through the steps required to purchase and download MATLAB and Simulink on your computer.

This lecture walks through the steps of installing MATLAB & Simulink.

This lecture verifies that your installation of MATLAB and Simulink is working properly.

In this lecture, I will show students how they can use the command window. This lectures shows several examples of using the command window in MATLAB.

This lecture gives a quick overview of the overall MATLAB user interface, such as the locations of specific tools. All the windows and tools called out in this lecture are explained in greater detail in the following lectures.

This lecture discusses how the workspace in MATLAB works. In this lecture, you will also see how you can edit variables inside of MATLAB’s variable editor.

This lecture demonstrates the script editor in use as well as explaining how to use it. In this lecture, I will create a basic script and show you how to run it.

In this lecture, various tools and command locations are explained.

This lecture shows by example how the workspace variables in MATLAB can be saved and opened.

Instructions for the project on how to restore a MATLAB workspace.

In this lecture, I will demonstrate what the completed project should do. Use this as a reference to verify your project has been completed successfully.

This lecture walks through step-by-step how to successfully complete this project.

This lecture concludes the course.