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MBI Young Scientist Group Workshop: Basics of Matlab

Date: April 13th/April 20th, 2020
Time: 2pm – 4pm
Venue: Online only

This period of lockdown is a good time to pick up a few skills. With this in mind, the MBI Graduate Student Club and Postdoc Committees (MBI Young Scientist Group) will be conducting a two day basic Matlab programming workshop, open to everyone in MBI. There will be two sessions. Session 1 will be an introduction to Matlab basics and how it can be used to present data. Session 2 will be based on your feedback and requests. Please fill this short form to submit your request for session 2: https://forms.gle/zPUjjZvDQqesRvei6

Details of the workshop are as follows:

Workshop: Basics of Matlab

Instructors: Tricia Loo and Sam Barnett

Session 1

What you’ll learn: Basics and Data presentation using Matlab
When: 13th April 2020 (Mon), 2:00-4:00pm

Session 2

What you’ll learn: TBC (based on user requests)
When: 20th April 2020 (Mon), 2:00-4:00pm

We recommend everyone download and install Matlab on their computer before the first session. You can find the link to download here:

Please feel free to contact dasvit.shetty@u.nus.edu if you have any queries or suggestions.

 

This event is online only

During the current situation regarding the COVID-19 virus, MBI seminars will only be available online. Please consult previously distributed information for access information and help. Remember it is important not to share or post meeting information including URLs, IDs and/or passwords.

Address your questions/concerns to the MBI ITCore at mbit@nus.edu.sg.

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