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MATLAB Seminar
FSI-RM0Acad. year: 2014/2015
MATLAB integrates mathematical computing, visualization, and a powerful language to provide a flexible environment for technical computing.
Students will learn how to use this open architecture and its companion products (toolboxes) to explore data, create algorithms, and create custom tools. The course covers both basic MATLAB tools and its toolboxes
and dynamic systems simulation tool Simulink.
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2. Data types, functions
3. Functions
4. Debugger
5. Polynoms and interpolation
6. Data analysis and statistics
7. Differential equations
8. Graphics
9. 3-D visualisation
10. Simulink - basic overview
11. Simulink - building blocks library
12. Simulink - S-functions
13. Matlab extensions - toolboxes
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2. Import and export of data, data types
3. Functions, parameters
4. Debugger, breakpoints
5. Polynoms and interpolation
6. Data analysis and statistics, preprocessing, curve fitting
7. Differential equations, ODE solvers
8. Graphics, plot command
9. 3-D visualisation, 3D graphs, views, light
10. Simulink - basic overview
11. Simulink - sources, continuous and discrete blocks, subsystems
12. Simulink - S-functions
13. Toolboxes