
This video is an introduction to the MATLAB environment describing the layout of the MATLAB interface with varying windows.
This video deals with simple mathematical operations and how they are used in MATLAB such as addition, subtraction and multiplication.
These videos deals with constant functions used for mathematical manipulations such as pi, squareroot, sine, cosine and many more
This video deals with commenting the code created using the ‘%’ sign and also how to create sections in one’s code using the ‘%%’ sign
This video deals with the use of the semi-colon as it suppresses the result which is useful for large data sets
This video deals with use of the colon in vectors, arrays and matrices.
In this video, we deal with how to assign a variable with a numeric value, how to assign numerous variables with numerical value and how to manipulate these variables
In this short video, we look at the everyday functions used in matlab such as exist (informing the user if a variable exists in the current workspace), who ( displays information on all variables in workspace) and others
In this short video, we look at the everyday functions used in matlab such as load (loading variables into the workspace), date ( displays the current date) and others
There are many ways to format how numbers are displayed in matlab. This video deals with the long, short, exponential and rational formatting.
This video deals with logical operators such as >, >=, < and others
In this video, we look at the basic arithmetic operators such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and raising a value to a power
In this video, we’re going to look at a myriad of operators as it pertains to sets and set theory such as the functions ismember(which lets you know if a particular item is a member of the set in question), union (which takes the union of 2 or more sets and make it into one set) and others
This video describe the use of if statements and how to create these statements in MATLAB
This video describe the use of for loops and how to create these loops in MATLAB
This video describe the use of while loops and how to create these loops in MATLAB
This video describe the use of nested for loops and how to create these loops in MATLAB
This video deals with the addition, subtraction, multiplication as well as scalar division and multiplication. This video also deals with transposing vectors.The elimination and choosing an element in a vector is also addressed. Appending vectors in column versus row formis also addressed.
This video will demonstrate how to create vectors and matrices of varying lengths using commands such as ‘zeros’ and ‘ones’.
In this video, we will look at how to add, subtract and multiple a matrix by another matrix or a scalar value
In this video, we will look at how to divide a matrix by another matrix and a scalar value. This video also demonstrates how to obtain the inverse of a matrix
This video demonstrates how matrices can be concatenated (how rows and/or columns can be added to a matrix) and how to generate the transpose of a matrix.
In this video, we will look at how to create script in matlab using the editor window
This video deals with how strings are created and how to put a series of strings into 1 cell array using cellstr function
This video addresses the finding and replacing of a word or phrase in a string
This videos addresses the comparison of strings using the function strcmp
In this video, we learn how to create simple functions with one input and outputs as well as simple functions with multiple inputs and outputs and how to use these functions
In this video, we will look at how to create primary and sub functions as well as nested functions
In this video, we will look at how to create private functions
In this video, we look at the use of the variable GLOBAL and its role in utilizing variables in and outside of functions
MATLAB is a higher level programming language that has various uses in everyday problems. And this tutorial does exactly that.
We first go through the basics needed to begin the start of your programming journey. Such basics include but are not limited to :
1. Assigning numerical values to variables
2. Manipulating these variables in a meaningful way
3. Creating and manipulating vectors for problem solving
4. Creating and manipulating matrices for problem solving
5. Plotting various graphs to effectively display information
After mastering the basics, we move on to more advanced topics to manipulate data and various types of information in a more specific way.
Advanced topics include creating a graphical user interface and utilizing the image processing toolkit in MATLAB. This tutorial is designed to make MATLAB easier to understand and hopefully, not so scary!