MATLAB Course

MATLAB Course for Beginners


MATLAB is a professional development environment frequently used for numerical calculations or processing and visualization of scientific results. MATLAB is, among others, suitable for image and signal processing or the analysis, evaluation and visualization of data sets acquired in scientific experiments.

Additional packages cover a broad variety of requirements from researchers of multiple fields, including Aerospace, Biology, Finance or Medicine and many other disciplines. Compared to other programming languages like C or C++, problems can be solved with MATLAB simpler and faster due to the wide range of available functions and the ease of operation.

This workshop is addressed to doctoral researchers from all disciplines with no or little knowledge about MATLAB. The trainers will systematically introduce the basic functions and possible applications of this programming language.

 

Information on the event


Date:  Saturdays, 20th and 27th June 2015


Time: 10.00-16.00 hrs. (both days)


Venue: Physics CIP Pool, Building C6 2, room U28


Fee: 30 Euro (less GradUS credit; see below)


Registration: see information in the top-right corner                        

 

Please note

further information on the GradUS credit and participation in workshops

Trainers:


Michael Karl, Dipl.-Ing., and Christopher Haccius, M.Sc., are researchers at the Intel Visual Computing Institute and Ph.D. candidates at the Telecommunications Lab at Saarland University. For their research with transmission channels and video encoding, they both employ MATLAB extensively.