In this webinar, you will learn how you and your students can benefit from incorporating computation based on MATLAB in your physics curriculum. Webinar highlights include examples that demonstrate
- First-principles modeling
- Modeling paradigms
- Black box modeling
We will show that MATLAB enables your students to improve their conceptual understanding and build proficiency with computational tools by
- Performing interactive simulations
- Solving problems numerically or analytically
- Extracting, analyze, and visualize experimental data
- Modeling and simulating phenomena to build intuition
- Expressing and simulating equations to test hypotheses
- Simulating analytical models to test predictions
In this webinar, you will also learn about MATLAB resources to use in developing your teaching Physics curriculum.
About the Presenter:
Jerry Brusher is a Technical Evangelist with MathWorks. He has several years of teaching experience in the area of dynamic systems and controls, as well as nearly 20 years of computer-aided engineering experience in the automotive and aerospace industries. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and BS and MS degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, all in Mechanical Engineering.
Deepak Ramaswamy is a Technical Marketing Manager at MathWorks. Previous experience includes software development in financial derivatives, numerical computation of circuits, systems and finite element based models. He holds a PhD from MIT and MBA from Cornell University.
