Important Dates:

Last date for registration: 10 December 2023

Last date for registration: 22 December 2023

Event Date: 13-17 December 2023

Event Date: 25-29 December 2023

Time: 19:00-21:00 (7:00 PM -9:00 PM) IST

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About the Workshop:

The Workshop on MATLAB for Scientific Computing is designed to serve as an essential resource for professionals who are new to the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This workshop aims to provide participants with a comprehensive introduction to MATLAB, a powerful tool widely used for scientific and technical computing. Certificate of participation will be awarded after completion to each register participants.

Key Highlights:

• Foundational Skills: Participants will gain fundamental skills in using MATLAB for various scientific computing applications, laying a strong groundwork for their work in STEM disciplines.
• Problem-Solving in STEM: The workshop will focus on practical applications of MATLAB in addressing real-world problems encountered in the diverse domains of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
• Hands-On Experience: Through hands-on exercises and interactive sessions, participants will have the opportunity to apply their learning in a practical context, reinforcing their understanding of MATLAB’s capabilities.
• Customized Learning Path: The workshop is tailored for beginners, ensuring that participants with varying levels of prior experience in MATLAB and STEM fields can benefit from the content covered.
• Expert Guidance: Experienced facilitators will guide participants through the intricacies of MATLAB, offering insights and best practices for efficient scientific computing.
• Networking Opportunities: Participants will have the chance to connect with fellow professionals and instructors, fostering a collaborative environment for learning and future collaborations.
• Resource Materials: Attendees will receive comprehensive resource materials, including code samples and documentation, to support their continued exploration and application of MATLAB in their respective fields.

Who Should Attend?

• Early-career professionals in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
• Individuals seeking to enhance their computational skills for scientific applications
• Students and researchers interested in leveraging MATLAB for their projects
• Join us for this workshop to unlock the potential of MATLAB as an indispensable tool in your journey as a STEM professional. Whether you are a student, researcher, or industry professional, this workshop will empower you with the skills needed for effective scientific computing.

Prerequisite

• Basic Understanding of Mathematics: Participants should have a foundational knowledge of mathematical concepts, including algebra and calculus, to grasp the computational aspects covered in the workshop.
• No Prior MATLAB Experience Required: The workshop is tailored for beginners, making it accessible to professionals with limited or no prior experience with MATLAB.
• Interest in STEM Disciplines: Enthusiasm for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields is essential, as the workshop will focus on applying MATLAB to solve problems within these domains.
• Laptop with MATLAB Installed: Participants should bring a laptop with MATLAB installed to actively engage in hands-on exercises and apply concepts learned during the workshop.
• Openness to Collaborative Learning: The workshop encourages a collaborative learning environment, so participants should be open to sharing ideas, asking questions, and engaging in discussions with peers and instructors.

Outcomes:

• Proficiency in MATLAB: Participants will attain a foundational understanding of MATLAB, gaining proficiency in basic operations, data visualization, and programming.
• Problem-Solving Skills: The workshop will equip novice professionals with the ability to apply MATLAB to solve real-world problems in the diverse fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
• Hands-On Experience: Through practical exercises and projects, participants will gain hands-on experience, reinforcing their learning and building confidence in using MATLAB for scientific computing.
• Application in STEM: Attendees will be able to integrate MATLAB into their work, using it as a vital resource for tasks such as mathematical modeling, numerical simulations, and data analysis in STEM disciplines.
• Collaborative Network: Participants will have the opportunity to connect with peers, fostering a collaborative network for ongoing support and knowledge exchange in the use of MATLAB for scientific computing.

Contents:

Day 1: Introduction to MATLAB and Basic Operations

• Overview of MATLAB: History, features, and applications in STEM
• MATLAB environment: Workspace, command window, and script editor
• Basic operations: Variables, arrays, and data types
• Mathematical operations and functions in MATLAB

Day 2: Data Visualization and Plotting in MATLAB

• Introduction to plotting: 2D and 3D plots
• Customizing plots: Labels, titles, legends, and annotations
• Plotting functions and data visualization techniques
• Exporting and saving plots in various formats

Day 3: Programming in MATLAB

• Introduction to MATLAB programming: Scripts and functions
• Control flow: Loops and conditional statements
• Error handling and debugging in MATLAB
• Best practices for efficient MATLAB programming

Day 4: Symbolic Mathematics

• Introduction to Symbolic Math: Understanding symbolic variables and expressions, Differentiating symbolic and numeric computations
• Symbolic Manipulations: Algebraic simplifications and factorizations, Symbolic equation solving and manipulation techniques
• Calculus with Symbolic Math: Symbolic differentiation and integration, Applications in calculus problems and derivatives
• Linear Algebra with Symbolic Math: Symbolic representation of matrices and vectors, Solving linear algebraic equations symbolically,
• Applications in Engineering and Science
• Symbolic solutions to engineering problems: Representing physical systems symbolically for analysis
• Interactive Examples and Case Studies: Hands-on exercises to reinforce symbolic mathematics concepts
• Real-world case studies showcasing the practical applications of symbolic math in MATLAB

Day 5: Applications in Scientific Computing

• Solving mathematical equations and systems using MATLAB
• Numerical methods and simulations
• Symbolic computations and algebraic manipulations
• Case studies: Applying MATLAB to real-world scientific problems

Organized by

The workshop is organized by MTTF, an NGO established under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013 (Non-Profitable), Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.