November, 20 2018
MATLAB Seminar by MathWorks
The School of Engineering, through ICONET, hosted a team from MathWorks (Ireland) to deliver a seminar about MATLAB. The seminar included two topics:
The School of Engineering, through ICONET, hosted a team from MathWorks (Ireland) to deliver a seminar about MATLAB. The seminar included two topics:
• Deep Learning for Signal Data with MATLAB
• Introduction to Model-Based Design, Integration, and Verification with MATLAB & Simulink
The seminar was introduced by Mr. Amr Shalaby, the Education Account Manager, and delivered by Dr. Paul Huxel, who holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin
The seminar was attended by AURAK Faculty, Staff, and Students.
Our sincere thanks and appreciation for MathWorks for their valuable and informative seminar.
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