Engineering Problem-solving with MATLAB

http://blanchard.ep.wisc.edu/

First submitted by Classroom Resources Team on 4 Mar 2009

Updated by Classroom Resources Team on 24 Nov 2009

Videos introducing the use of MATLAB for engineering computations and data analysis

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24 Nov 2009	Classroom Resources Team	Jake Blanchard teaches Master of Engineering in Professional Practice (MEPP), a course on engineering problem solving as part of an online Masters degree program. It is designed to help practicing engineers enhance technical and management skills. This course uses Microsoft Excel and MATLAB to build problem solving skills suitable for engineers. This site provides links to PDFs and videos.

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