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Free MATLAB Resources for UofM Students
As part of The University of Memphis MATLAB site license, all faculty, staff, and students have access to hands-on learning through Online Training Courses - at no extra cost.
The University of Memphis MATLAB Portal
Our Online Training Courses allows new and existing users to learn to use MATLAB effectively. Courses include interactive MATLAB exercises for fast and relevant learning. Quizzes test your knowledge and provide immediate feedback.
These online courses are intended for beginning users as well as those looking for more in-depth training.
Available courses:
- MATLAB Onramp
- MATLAB Fundamentals
- MATLAB for Financial Applications
- MATLAB Programming Techniques
- MATLAB for Data Processing and Visualization
- Solving Ordinary Differential Equations with MATLAB
- Introduction to Linear Algebra with MATLAB
- Introduction to Statistical Methods with MATLAB
- Solving Nonlinear Equations with MATLAB
MATLAB installation is not required. Just log in with your MathWorks account to begin.
Undergraduate and Graduate Student Computer Requirements
Every year, software tools become more entwined with practice of the engineering profession.
In addition to preparing our students for professional practice by teaching them how
to use these tools, our undergraduate curricula employ software tools to efficiently
and effectively deliver subject matter expertise, to enhance student-teacher interaction,
to assess student learning, and to increase student achievement. Therefore, the faculty
of the Herff College of Engineering requires that each student enrolled in the college's
programs possess computing resources that meet or exceed certain minimum specifications.
Any student enrolled in engineering courses is expected to be able to bring to class
a computer that supports use of software in a classroom environment. Specific requirements
may vary by program. Contact the Department of your Major if you have specific questions.
Recommended System:
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: Intel Core i7
RAM: 8GB
GPU: NVidia Graphics Card with 1GB memory
Hard Drive: Solid State Drive (SSD) 256GB
Network: IEEE 802.11g wireless capability
Display: 15 inch with resolution of 1920x1080 (1080p)
Minimum System:
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: Any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor (64-bit)
RAM: 4GB
GPU: None Specified
Hard Drive: 256GB Hard Drive
Network: IEEE 802.11g wireless capability
Display: 14 inch