Teaching Engineering Through Theory, Simulation, and Experimentation

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Recorded webinar on using MATLAB to introduce engineering concepts

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22 Oct 2011	Mr Smart		5
4 Sep 2011	MathWorks Classroom Resources Team	Recorded webinar by Dr. Delores M. Etter (Southern Methodist University). From the webinar description: "Many engineering topics can be taught successfully using a progression from theory to computer simulations to related hardware experiments. This progression reinforces the overall understanding of the topic, and also highlights the differences between the three ways to think about the concept. This webinar illustrates the ways that educators can reinforce engineering concepts using the combination of theory with simulations and hardware experiments. We also demonstrate that MATLAB is a very powerful tool to support this teaching technique, for concepts such as uniform and Gaussian distributions and modern communication theory, among other examples."

22 Oct 2011

Mr Smart

4 Sep 2011

MathWorks Classroom Resources Team

Recorded webinar by Dr. Delores M. Etter (Southern Methodist University).

From the webinar description: "Many engineering topics can be taught successfully using a progression from theory to computer simulations to related hardware experiments. This progression reinforces the overall understanding of the topic, and also highlights the differences between the three ways to think about the concept.

This webinar illustrates the ways that educators can reinforce engineering concepts using the combination of theory with simulations and hardware experiments. We also demonstrate that MATLAB is a very powerful tool to support this teaching technique, for concepts such as uniform and Gaussian distributions and modern communication theory, among other examples."

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