MATLAB, which stands for Matrix Laboratory, is state of-the-art mathematical software Package, which is used extensively in both academic and industry. It is an interactive program for numerical computation and data visualization, which along with its programming capabilities provides a very useful tool for almost all areas of science and engineering---.

This is a new series of short, intensive courses, with abundant closely-supervised hands-on exercises to immediately re-enforce concepts. Participants can expect to gain beneficial acceleration along their learning curves, and will emerge with a reasonably clear idea of the applications scope of MATLAB.

Module1: Exploring MATLAB

     Getting familiarized with Matlab environment

     Signal representation in Matlab

     Built-in functions.

     Expressions

     Matrix and array operations                                            

     Functions in MATLAB

Module2: Exploring MATLAB 

    M-Files

    Scripts and functions

    Graphics basics

    2D plot

    Multiple plots

    Special 2D plots

    3D Plots

Module3:Programming

   Programming

   Conditions and selections

   Menu command

   Display command

   Data Import and Export

Module4: Graphical user interface

  Creating Graphical user interface

  Using GUIDE

  Designing the GUI

  Laying Out the GUI

Module5: Graphical user interface-II

   GUI FIG-Files and M-Files

   Programming the GUI

   Understanding Callbacks

Module6: Handling Images in MATLAB

    Connecting the hardware (webcam) and 

    retrieving

     hardware information.

     Using the Image acquisition toolbox

Module7: Image Processing Approaches & Image Enhancement Techniques

    Types of image in MATLAB

    Reading and Writing Image Data

    Image Type conversions

    Converting Between Image Classes

    Coordinate Systems

    Displaying and Exploring Images

Module8: Data Communication using MATLAB

     performed for playing with external devices

     Create an object for accessing port

     Configure, start and stop an objects

     Controlling the machine through ports

     Developing navigation functions