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Murad Elarbi Courses
Programming Numerical Methods in Python
4.3 (901 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 12.3h- 2020
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
IMHO the teacher can improve a little the way he explains lessons. He does it like the average math teacher, which is not great. Lots of reading equations with abstract names like 'x', 'y', 'u'... Very easy to get lost. On the other hand, the part of showing how it can be translated to computer code helps a lot to understand the concepts. I do encourage to do all the exercises. However, in the code part can also be improved, by making a little more effort to make the code more readble. Particularly, by using meaningful names and using divide & conquer strategy to make smaller, easier to understand functions.
- Review by Guillermo Hernán Martín on Programming Numerical Methods in Python
Instructor Bio
I am a Mechanical Engineering Lecturer in the University of Benghazi, Libya since 2005. I taught courses of Strength of Materials, Theory of Machines, Machine Design Projects and Engineering Drawing. My research interest is the computational mechanics where numerical methods and computer programming are the main tools of solution in addition to theories of mechanics. I instructed several computer language training courses of BASIC, Fortran, C++ and MATLAB. Currently, I am in the USA for the Ph.D. degree.
