This is a practicing course for MATLAB taught by eng. Ahmed Rezk and  eng. Ahmed Mahdy.

Learn the leading software MATLAB in numerical computing through step by step exercises.
Master the basics and move to an advanced level in MATLAB.

Why would you take this course?

1. Learn about numerical & symbolic computing using MATLAB.
2. Enhance your problem solving skills in the field of programming and building Algorithms in MATLAB.
3. Implement MATLAB in your work and research.

Course Topics Overview

MATLAB is a leading software in numerical computing and building algorithms that is widely used by Engineers, Programmers,  Researchers, Teachers, Colleges and Entrepreneurs.

In this course you will start learning MATLAB :

1. By creating and manipulating Matrices which are the key for MATLAB programming.
2. You will learn how to use MATLAB in some Elementary Mathematics Problems.
3. After that comes the Graphics section in which you will learn how to use MATLAB to produce 2D & 3D graphs.
4. You will also learn how to build 2D animations in MATLAB.
5. In the programming section you will learn how to use MATLAB as a programming language to build your own Algorithms.
6. You will learn how to import and analyze data to MATLAB.
7. You will get introduced to the symbolic capabilities of MATLAB.

We will also simulate in the MATLAB using simulink tool circuits which is helpful for electrical engineering students especially power engineering students such as AC-DC, DC-AC, AC-AC and DC-DC converter circuits.

As an example you will learn the simulation using MATLAB of:

1. Single phase half wave controlled rectifier.
2. Single phase bridge controlled rectifier.
3. Single phase AC chopper with R and RL load.
4. DC-DC converter as buck regulator.
5. Boost regulator.
6. Buck-Boost regulator.
7. Single phase half bridge inverter.
8. Single phase bridge inverter.
9. Three Phase Inverter.

Complete the course lectures, examples, quizzes and assignments in MATLAB and you will be able to distinguish your self as a MATLAB user & Programmer. 

Thank you and hope to see you in our course for MATLAB 🙂