MATLAB: Programming basics
This session aims to provide hands-on learning of MATLAB programming.
This session will introduce the basics of programming with Matlab software tool and take you through very basic exercises which enable the learners to understand the benefits of programming capabilities of MATLAB.
Programming in MATLAB is user-friendly, relatively easy to learn, to use the rich programming capability of MATLAB, able to use built-in MATLAB routine very effectively and allows you to make the programme as generic as possible.
Aimed at
Any Doctoral Researchers or Doctoral Research staff who are beginners to MATLAB and have attended the "MATLAB webinar: Getting Started (Part 1)" and "MATLAB webinar: Getting Started (Part 2)" workshopsPre-requisites
Some prior knowledge or use of MATLAB is needed such as attended the "MATLAB webinar: Getting Started (Part 1)" and "MATLAB webinar: Getting Started (Part 2)" workshops.
Joining instructions
For this session, participants will need access to:
- Internet
- Audio speaker
- Matlab
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Key learning outcomes
This session aims to cover the following areas:
- Solve system of linear equations.
- Create and use function m-files.
- Use logical operations and variables.
- Use MATLAB program control.
- Write programs that execute code based upon some condition.
- Create 2D and 3D plots.
- Export and import data.
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Session outline and aims
This training will enable the participant to get a working knowledge of MATLAB. By using MATLAB participants will be able to produce and to run MATLAB programs.
Specific skills focused on in this session
Research and information literacy
A1: Knowledge Base
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