Signal processing problems, solved in MATLAB and in Python (Udemy.com)

I have taken 4 very big courses with dr. Mike, and truly he is my #1 online instructor until now! Amazing.. But! in this course, I wanted to learn more on z-domain, and filter design etc. because it's directly from concept to application in MATLAB/Python. Anyways, thank you.

It would be great if you could create a course on using both continuous and discrete wavelets, at a slightly higher level (and, of course, with Python). Best regards

Very well done. For how I need to learn coding personally, I wish there were more coding challenges as online lectures (especially post-covid) make it pretty hard to learn anything.

The course explains a lot of what I learned at university in a very understandable way. The tasks at the end of each section were quite challenging for me because I'm not familiar with Matlab, so I killed two birds with one stone, which is very cool. If you have Matlab experience, unlike me, you might find the course much easier.

Great course to get a better understanding on digital signal processing and different techniques. The course is well structured and topics are great explained with a lot of examples. The lecturer describes everything in a clear and understandable way. The provided MATLAB code is also a great way to play around and deepen the understanding.

Mike shows us so rich MATLAB programming skills, especially in constructing different signal models. And my suggestion is to include relative introduction slides in all source-packages at the very beginning of each section, as Mike presents some background knowledge in videos.

A well presented course with very clear explanations. Subject area itself is interesting so combined with really good teaching It has been worth undertaking. But, I will also need to come back occasionally to refresh my memory.

Professor MIKE is awesome. He covers everything in a such a way, so that the students get motivations to learn more and more. Thank you Professor. A request to the Professor from me: Please make some tutorials / video lectures about "How to detect whether a signal is stationary or not , and linear or not? "

An excellent applied introduction to DSP. The code and visuals really help develop a solid understanding of concepts that can be a bit tough from a purely theoretic view. If you have a decent technical background (math and programming), and you want to learn DSP, this course is for you.

It is a PERFECT match for me! The ease at which the lecturer presents the complex material, which is generally written in a (for me) too complex format in textbooks, is ... relaxing, reassuring, motivating, fun! It is like i am watching an exiting movie. It is the best value for money for my education (i think even) ever!!!