NEED HELP request by Beginner

I'm new to the world of MATLAB, could anyone please help me (basically I need your advise) how to gain knowledge more efficiently so that I'll be able to apply in the domain of classical mechanics and design of machines.

My current status-

I'm undergrad student in Mechanical Engineering (3rd yr)

till now

MATLAB OnRamp - completed

MATLAB fundamental - 40% completed

please spare little time from your busy schedule.

Thanks

[Adam Danz]

Among the many learning styles, what worked for me is diving in the "deep end" using Matlab to solve real work-related / studies-related problems. For every new function I came across, I read most or all of the documentation page and understood the inputs, the optional properties, the outputs and I went through some of the examples - all on the same page. At the bottom of most pages is a list of related functions which may be useful to browse through, too.

Example: https://www.mathworks.com/help/curvefit/fit.html

Browsing through this forum and taking the time to understand the snippets of code offered by experts really helps, too. It's really obvious when people asking questions here don't bother to understand the code in the answers and will therefore never advance their analytical skill set.

[Rahul Kumar]

Thanks, for your advice,I'll be very grateful to you.

Plz do share how you appproached MATLAB at your initial stage of learning.

Thanks once again

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Choose any simple problem from your domain and try to implement it (Matlab). In addition, please do search currently ongoing work in various industry related to your domain.

small=0
for i=1:Unlimited
    small=small+1;
    Consider any small problem from your domain
    Try to implemnet in Matlab
    if succeed
       disp('Bravo');
    else (Not succeeded in first attempt)
      First Try Try Try..%See Matlab Documentation 
      % Seek help from experts
      % Discuss with Mentors
      %you can post here too.
      Try...
      Done
   end
end 

Knowledge gain: Total number of iterations, ultimately practice makes perfect

Please note: I am also within the for loop (Loop just started).

Good Wishes and Welcome to Matlab World!

[Rahul Kumar]

Thanks,

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

See this link: Best Way to Master MATLAB