Training in Signal Processing with MATLAB

Hi! I want to register for classroom training in Signal Processing with MATLAB in Cambridge. Does anybody know are their classrooms equipped, so that i don't need to bring my own laptop? Also, I'm still learning signal processing so I'm at the beginners level. Will this training be to advanced for me because I'm not sure will I be able to keep track of the tasks whole the time and I don't know how fast do they give the lectures? Thanks. Emina

[Thomas Koelen]

You should really ask this question to someone at cambridge, this forum is for problems with matlab.

Have a look over here: http://www.training.cam.ac.uk/event/1227096

Answer 1

[Sebastian Castro]

The training rooms are indeed equipped so you don't need your laptop. You will have access to a computer with the latest version of MATLAB and all products installed.

If you look at the Prerequisites section in the course information, you ideally need some experience with MATLAB and with signal processing theory:

"MATLAB® Fundamentals or equivalent experience using MATLAB, and a good understanding of signal processing theory, including linear systems, spectral analysis, and filter design"

Finally, MathWorks training are generally not extremely fast-paced. The trainer generally makes sure you get hands-on experience with the tools, so you won't be sitting there watching the trainer do everything super quickly. You will get to follow along and work on exercises on your own.

- Sebastian