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• date: 12 December 2023
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What you'll learn
You'll learn the basics of coding in MATLAB, including the set up of the work environment, terminology, indexing, basic maths, functions, scripts, data loading
You'll learn how to import collected data into MATLAB and how to analyse it
Design and run your own experiments
Store and visualise data in the acceptable format for your dissertation or published work
Requirements
No coding experience is needed, some experience of working with Excel or SPSS would be beneficial, you need to download MATLAB software on your computer as well as Psychtoolbox
Description
This course covers the basics of programming in MATLAB. You'll get familiar with the MATLAB set up and environment, you'll understand how to use variables, functions, logical operators and other functions to write your own scripts. You'll also learn how to load, store, inport and analyse data in MATLAB and visualise it (graphs, tables etc) so these are ready for you to use in your write up. You will learn fundamental computer programming concepts such as variables, flow control statements, logical operators, functions and many others.You will learn about various data types and how to handle them in MATLAB.You will learn how to work with matrices.You will learn about uploading and saving data. Who should take this course?Current neuroscience or psychology students struggling with programming classes.Graduate students who want to work in a brain sciences lab and have zero coding experience.Anyone who wants to study a degree in neuroscience or psychology at a graduate level.Who are your instructors?We're Adriana and Ana, postgraduate neuroscience students at the university in London, UK. We're working on our final-year dissertations and interning in decision-making and visual labs.When we started our Master's course in Clinical, Social and Cognitive Neuroscience, we had no idea that programming is pretty much essential in neuroscience research.We had zero coding experience and we hadn't learned much in class. After reading textbook after textbook, watching all YouTube videos out there and asking for help from experienced programmers, we finally learned how to code experiments in MatLab and want you to be able to do the same!
Overview
Section 1: What is MATLAB, setup overview and terminology
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 MATLAB Basics
Lecture 3 MATLAB Terminology and Punctuation
Section 2: Section 2: Indexing, Basic Maths, Functions, Logical Operators and Scripts
Lecture 4 Indexing
Lecture 5 Basic Maths
Lecture 6 Basic Functions
Lecture 7 Logical Functions
Lecture 8 Scripts
Section 3: MATLAB and Psychtoolbox: a tool for presenting various stimuli for experiments
Lecture 9 Load image with Psychtoolbox
Section 4: Drawing graphs and Main Functions
Lecture 10 Graphs
Lecture 11 Main Functions
Lecture 12 How to save and load data
Lecture 13 Practice
Section 5: How to analyse big data using Matlab
Lecture 14 Statistical Test
Lecture 15 The End!
Undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate Neuroscience and Psychology students or healthcare professionals interested in learning how to code in MATLAB to run experiments or to analyse data
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https://www.udemy.com/course/beginner-matlab-course-for-neuroscience-and-psychology/

   
   
   

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