Get started with MATLAB and ChatGPT for scientific coding
Learn the key MATLAB programming skills that separate experts from novices: debugging, functions, and visualization
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What you will learn
Introduction to MATLAB
How to write scripts and functions
Visualize data in 2D and 3D
Control statements
Develop your programming style
Think like a programmer
Find and fix bugs!
Learn the most common coding mistakes and how to avoid them
Strategies for planning and organizing your code
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Our Verdict
Get started with MATLAB and ChatGPT for scientific coding is a gem for absolute beginners, aiming to separate amateurs from pros. The course features solid fundamentals, a plethora of tips, and an engaging instructor who clarifies complex concepts—all while developing good programming habits in the process. With minor drawbacks like audio quality and certain pedagogical choices, this course is undoubtedly worth checking out for those looking to get started with MATLAB.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive introduction to MATLAB for beginners, gradually building up knowledge through exercises
- Excellent teaching capability and clear explanations from the instructor, making complex concepts accessible
- Practical examples, tips, hints, and insights into the S.T.E.M. field
- Solid foundation for further MATLAB learning with a sufficient number of exercises for practice
Potential Drawbacks
- Audio quality can be improved in some sections, making it difficult to hear clearly
- Lacks some intermediate steps and overall depth, potentially leaving advanced users wanting more
- Some bad habits and unnecessary simplification in conveying concepts might confuse beginners
- Worked exercises may seem less applicable for genuine data analysis purposes
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28/10/2017
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22/11/2019
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