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Matlab Seassion

The MATLAB Crash Course is a 3-day program covering fundamentals, functions, visualization, and advanced topics. Participants will learn about the MATLAB interface, basic commands, matrix operations, control statements, data visualization, file handling, and engage in mini-projects like data analysis and image processing. The course concludes with key takeaways and suggestions for further learning in machine learning and Simulink.

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Matlab Seassion

The MATLAB Crash Course is a 3-day program covering fundamentals, functions, visualization, and advanced topics. Participants will learn about the MATLAB interface, basic commands, matrix operations, control statements, data visualization, file handling, and engage in mini-projects like data analysis and image processing. The course concludes with key takeaways and suggestions for further learning in machine learning and Simulink.

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MATLAB Crash Course (3-Day Program)

Session 1: MATLAB Fundamentals


Introduction to MATLAB
 MATLAB Interface: Command Window, Editor, Workspace, Figures
 Basic Commands:
 clc; clear; % Clear command window and variables
 who; whos; % List variables
 Defining Variables:
 x = 10; y = 5.5;
 name = 'MATLAB';
 disp(['Hello, ', name]);

Matrices & Arrays


 Creating Vectors & Matrices:
 A = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]; % 3x3 matrix
 Basic Matrix Operations:
 C = A + A; % Addition
 D = A * A; % Multiplication
 E = A'; % Transpose

Control Statements
 If-Else Example:
 x = 5;
 if x > 0
 disp('Positive number');
 else
 disp('Negative number');
 end
 For Loop Example:
 for i = 1:5
 disp(['Iteration: ', num2str(i)]);
 end

Session 2: Functions, Visualization & File


Handling
Writing Functions
 Defining a Function:
 function y = squareNum(x)
 y = x^2;
 end
 Calling the Function:
 result = squareNum(4);
 disp(result);

Data Visualization
 Line Plot:
 x = linspace(0, 10, 100);
 y = sin(x);
 plot(x, y, 'r', 'LineWidth', 2);
 Customizing Plots:
 title('Sine Wave'); xlabel('Time'); ylabel('Amplitude'); grid on;

File Handling
 Reading a CSV File:
 data = readmatrix('data.csv');
 disp(data);
 Writing to a File:
 writematrix(data, 'output.csv');

Session 3: Advanced Topics & Mini Projects


Signal & Image Processing
 Basic Image Processing:
 I = imread('image.jpg');
 grayI = rgb2gray(I);
 imshow(grayI);

Mini-Projects
 Project 1: Data Analysis – Read a dataset and generate a report
 Project 2: Image Processing – Apply a filter and edge detection
 Project 3: Simulation – Solve a simple physics/mathematics problem

Example: Plot Temperature Trends from CSV


data = readmatrix('temperature_data.csv');
time = data(:,1); temp = data(:,2);
plot(time, temp, 'b', 'LineWidth', 2);
title('Temperature Trend');

Final Recap & Next Steps


 Key Takeaways:
✅MATLAB Basics, Functions, Loops, Plots, File Handling
✅Signal & Image Processing
✅Hands-on Mini-Projects

Next Steps:

 Explore Machine Learning in MATLAB


 Learn Simulink for System Modeling

Thank you!

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