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Introduction to Deep Learning and Gen AI with MATLAB – Hands-on Workshop

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming industries and everyday applications. For students and educators, understanding AI has become essential for solving complex real-world problems. MATLAB and Simulink provide a flexible, powerful platform for developing and automating data analysis, deep learning, AI, and simulation workflows across diverse domains.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll gain practical experience using MATLAB Online to:

Train deep neural networks on cloud-based GPUs

Build deep learning models from scratch for image and signal processing

Leverage pretrained models and apply transfer learning techniques

Deploy models to embedded hardware targets

Interface with Python frameworks for enhanced flexibility

We’ll also explore MATLAB Copilot, a generative AI assistant that can accelerate your work by helping you understand existing codebases, generate code through natural language prompts, and enhance both curriculum development and research productivity.

***1:1 in-person consultations with a Matlab expert Ramnarayan Krishnamurthy can be scheduled for 11/6 and 11/7 by reaching out to ***  

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