MATLAB in a Nutshell: System Capabilities in Examples and Applications
We invite you to the webinar “MATLAB in a Nutshell" which will introduce the MATLAB environment and its wide range of applications. MATLAB is a powerful engineering tool and an interactive environment designed for scientific and technical computing, data analysis and processing, visualization, and algorithm development. During the seminar, participants will become familiar with the basic MATLAB interface, how it works, and its practical use in solving various tasks. The Simulink extension will also be presented, enabling modeling and simulation of dynamic systems as well as algorithm modeling.
In the second part of the webinar, we will focus on the most common areas of MATLAB and Simulink applications, illustrated through a series of demonstrations. Finally, we will show how MATLAB capabilities can be leveraged for scaling algorithms and running simulations on powerful HPC clusters. The event is intended for a broad professional audience – participants from both academia and industry. No programming skills are required.
Title: MATLAB in a Nutshell: System Capabilities in Examples and Applications
Lector: Ing. Michal Blaho (HUMUSOFT s.r.o)
Date: 23. september 2025 (9:00 – 11:00)
Format: Online
Language: Slovak
Program:
- MATLAB – Computational Environment
- Creating Interactive Documents in the Live Editor Tool
- Computations, Data Analysis, Visualization
- Simulink – System Modeling and Simulation, Model-Based Design
- Modeling of Physical Systems
- Algorithm Modeling
- Application of MATLAB and Simulink in Various Domains
- Data Analysis and Data Science
- Signal Processing
- Image Processing, Computer Vision
- AI and Deep Learning
- Control System Design
- Implementation of Algorithms on Target Platforms
At the end, there will be room for discussion and participants’ questions.
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