MATLAB

MATLAB

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14 Students
Duration: 50 hours
Lectures: 16
Certificate of Completion

During this course, candidates will learn about how to use MATLAB. MATLAB is an interactive environments for engineers and scientists which enables users to visualise ideas and collaborate across the web in disciplines such as signal and image processing and computational finance.

What you will learn

  • Learning how to analyze and design MATLAB codes as simple as possible.
  • Learning how to model the real problems into MATLAB environment.
  • Learning how to create and develop a MATLAB Project in a professional way.
  • Learning how to use MATLAB for solving and modeling complex problems.
  • Learning how to use MATLAB to build and analyze complex systems in a practical manner.

Who Should Attend ?

This course has been designed to suit professionals who routinely manage large datasets or use computational tasks.

 

MATLAB training course includes the following topics:

Consists of 2 levels :

– Level 1
  • MATLAB background .
  • Common MATLAB windows & tools .
  • Variable types options & elementary .
  • Matrices and vectors operations .
  • Mathematical functions & options .
  • Input & Output statements .
  • Loops in MATIAB .
  • Conditional Statements in MATLAB .
  • Using debugging tools String Operations .
  • String Operations .
  • Functions and Symbolic Math .
  • Introduction to GUI
– Level 2
  • Introduction to Simulink .
  • The Commonly Used Blocks Library .
  • The Continuous Blocks Library .
  • The Discrete Blocks Library .
  • The Logic and Bit Operations Library .
  • The Math Operations Library .
  • The Sinks Library .
  • The Sources Library .
  • The User-Defined Functions Library .

? By the end of this course you will receive a certificate of I learn academy.

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