Classical Physics: Journey Through the Laws of the Universe

You'll travel to the farthest reaches of the universe, comprehend the basic principles that control it, and build practical skills and applications that will set you apart from the crowd in this course. The majority of these abilities are necessary for success in any STEM field (Physics, Engineering, Economics, Computer Science, and so on), but we'll be using them to create the same physics simulations that power your favorite video games and animated films!

This course will teach you the highly wanted scientific fundamentals that allow modern society to exist. You'll also learn how to apply what you've learned to create real applications that make a difference. The major application you'll concentrate on is creating simulations that power your favorite video games and animated films! So, at the end, you'll not only be a master of the universe's fundamental principles, but you'll also learn practical skills like MATLAB programming that will set you apart from the competition.

Requirements:

• Any introduction to elementary math and physics concepts (such as Calc 101, Linear Algebra, and Newtonian Mechanics) would GREATLY supplement your journey throughout this course but is not essential.
• If you wish to follow along with our MATLAB simulations, you should have a copy of the program. However, note that MATLAB is available as a free trial download through Mathworks (Contact me for extra details if needed)

Who this course is for:

• University students looking to effortlessly excel in physics & math classes and get that top mark
  
• Die-hard scientists, engineers, or entrepreneurs looking to design the next breakthrough product that will change how we all live
  
• Any curious individual looking to master the principles of physics, develop a rich foundation in mathematics, and use that knowledge practically - whether you want to design simulations or develop engineering masterpieces

Subtitles: English
Udemy Rating: 4.6/5.0
Enroll here:https://www.udemy.com/course/classical-physics/