First-Year MATLAB Course Videos

I’m putting together a concise MATLAB course aimed at first-year engineering students and I need a creative collaborator to produce the video lessons. Each lesson will be a tight 5–10 minute screen recording with clear voice-over that walks students through real problems rather than abstract theory.

The syllabus is already mapped out: we’ll introduce basic programming concepts in MATLAB, move into mathematical modeling, and close each chapter with data-visualization tasks that let students see their results immediately. What I’m missing is the polished, engaging video content.

Here’s how I picture the workflow: for every topic I’ll supply an outline and sample exercises. You record the screen while solving those exercises step-by-step, explaining your reasoning out loud so students follow a genuine problem-solving approach. Clean, readable code and an energetic but steady narration style are essential—imagine you’re helping a classmate in the lab. If minor on-screen annotations or callouts boost clarity, feel free to add them.

Deliverables
• A series of 5–10 minute MP4 videos, one per subtopic
• The corresponding MATLAB scripts and any slides or annotation files you used
• A brief text summary for each video that I can paste into the learning platform

I’ll review the first sample video for pacing, audio quality, and technical depth; once it’s approved we’ll continue with the rest of the lessons. If this sounds like a project you can run with, let’s talk timelines and milestones so we can get first-year students coding confidently in week one.