MATLAB

Course Overview
MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) is a high-level programming environment widely used in engineering, scientific research, and mathematics for solving complex numerical computations and creating visualizations. This course will guide students through the basics of MATLAB and progress into more advanced concepts, focusing on practical applications.

Learning Objectives
•    Understand MATLAB basics, including its environment and interface.

•    Perform matrix manipulations and numerical computations.

•    Develop scripts and functions for problem-solving.

•    Visualize data using 2D and 3D plotting tools.

•    Implement algorithms for advanced mathematical modeling.

•    Interface MATLAB with external hardware and software.

Course Content
•    Introduction to MATLAB

•    MATLAB Environment Overview

•    Workspace and Command Window

•    MATLAB Basics: Variables, Operations, and Syntax

•    Getting Help and MATLAB Documentation

•    Fundamentals

•    Matrix and Array Operations

•    Basic Mathematical Functions

•    Conditional Statements and Loops

•    Script Files and Functions

•    Visualization

•    2D Plotting (Line Plots, Scatter Plots, Histograms)

•    3D Plotting and Surface Plots

•    Customizing Plots: Titles, Legends, and Labels

Advanced Topics
•    File Handling (Reading and Writing Files)

•    Simulink Basics

•    Data Import and Export

•    Solving Linear Algebraic Equations

•    Signal Processing and Image Processing Basics

•    Integration and Automation

•    Interfacing with Hardware

•    Automating Tasks with MATLAB Scripts

•    Exporting Results to Other Formats (PDF, Excel)

•    Final Project

•    Students will work on a hands-on project to apply the concepts learned in real-world scenarios, such as:

•    Signal analysis

•    Data visualization for scientific research

•    Mathematical modeling for engineering applications