MATLAB - Simulink Tutorial for Beginners | Udemy instructor, Dr. Ryan Ahmed

Learn the basics of Simulink with Dr. Ryan Ahmed in this video, MATLAB/Simulink for Beginners Tutorial.

Build 10 Practical Projects and go from Beginner to Pro in Simulink with this Project-Based Simulink Course!

This course will cover the basic of Simulink and students will be able to create basic Simulink models and run simulations. Students will be able to develop fun, useful and practical Simulink models from scratch.

In this course, students will be able to:

- Experience a true practical project-based learning experience, we will build 10 Simulink projects together
- Access all the Simulink models and slides,
- Receive a certificate of completion to post on LinkedIn profile to showcase your skills in Simulink to employers.
- Receive a risk free trial with 30 day money back guarantee so you can give a course a try risk free!

What you'll learn
- Develop Simulink models in a practical, fun and easy way.
- Develop, simulate and analyze electrical and mechanical systems in Simulink.
- Understand the basic concepts of control systems and develop your own controllers in Simulink.
- Understand control system theory, develop PID controllers, and tune these controllers in Simulink.
- Impress future (or current) employers with your marketable skills in MATLAB/Simulink

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[kaluobinna]

I watch your video sir I used to be afraid of simulink thinking it is difficult, but you simplified it for me God bless you sir. Am a total beginner I really need more useful video am writing from Nigeria.

[melmeja]

Dr. Ryan, was born to teach! ... I Love Your Tutorial. If I get a money, I will learn/watch all your video classes.

[kSarah]

This tutorial was absolutely great! It was my first trial with Matlab and I absolutely enjoyed it! Thank you!

[harshsharma]

Thank you very much Sir. One day before i know nothing about MATLAB, now i am gaining confidence and learned so many thing from this lecture. You are GREAT teacher.

[klong]

Very good introduction to MATLAB Simulink Modeling. When I first self learnt MATLAB Simulink 5 years ago through Matlab Simulink, I absolutely see Star and Stared at the two thousands pages Training manual/book . After try and error through examples/internet-self teaching for one month. I fully understand and I am able to teach secondary school engineering classes. You demo MATLAB Simulink with video example for beginner. Very informative and demo with hands-on example . Very good job done !

[semiconductorschematicdesign]

This is really good simulink tutorial to start with. Thank you sir...

[drewcunningham]

I have to say that I think you did a great job and this is very useful as a tutorial. But as much as I like to use the word "basically", I wonder if anyone has done a count for how many times you said "basically" during the video? Just teasing a bit, the material and explanation are superb.

[roshnaabdulqadir]

1 Million like for you Ryan. You are amazing. Thank YOU.

[chuajarl]

@11:26 got to change layout as well to see the 3 separate curves

[bonzaiii]

Great tutorial, one of the best I've ever seen!

[FiromsaGermuDuke]

thankyou!! you are best teacher, from Ethiopia

[isiomanwabineli]

Just your expression at the beginning of the video is very encouraging

[vinodsukhadeve]

Very good tutorial.. Sir.. I have understand now whatever the question asked in interview in single video

[rusirurajakaruna]

Excellent explanation... Thank you very much

[paulmccumber]

Outstanding. One of the best technical presentations I've seen.

[dennissinitsky]

watched a few Simulink tutorials and think that this one is the best -- very good choice of examples and demonstrations, very well narrated. Thank you Dr. Ryan Ahmed and Udemy!

[sufiyanunuhu]

Easily understand tutorial which is helpful in learning MATLAB

[debashishghosh]

It is helping me to start my thesis simulation. Thank you very much.

[arthurthepenier]

Excellent introduction thank you very much.

[belloamadu]

This is great! It has added a lot to my knowledge on electronics systems design using Simulink. Please keep it up! Thanks.