Train The Trainer

The chief purpose of “Train the Trainer” programme conducted on 3 and 4 January 2019 was to train the trainer on “Integrating Computational Thinking into Curriculum using Matlab and Simulink”. Mr. Kazi Yasar Arafat, Application Engineer, Design Tech System Ltd, Pune, Maharashtra; and Mr. Rajkumar, Application Engineer, Design Tech System Ltd, Chennai were the resource persons of the workshop. Dr. N. Vasudevan, Dean-Academics, HITS in his inaugural address, emphasized the need to cultivate various problem-solving skills which can be achieved through project-based learning. He also reiterated the inevitability of the training program for designing engineering projects based on mathematical tools. Matlab is one such tool that correlates Engineering and Mathematics for implementing effective project-based learning. He also mentioned about achieving the much-required breakthrough by incorporating mathematics in engineering design. Furthermore, he expressed his view that geometrical representation of concepts is very much required for effective analysis of data. Under the guidance of Dr. M. Clement Joe Anand, Prof. Department of Mathematics and Matlab Coordinator (HITS), Dr. Janani Bharatraj, Department of Mathematics and Dr. K. Sakthidasan, Department of ECE coordinated the training wherein over 55 faculty members pan India participated.

AREAS ADDRESSED

Calculating Average Vertically and Horizontally
Data Types Detected Automatically by R2018b
Exporting Matlab as pdf, latex, word, etc
Image Acquisition App
Demonstration of Matlab Coder which converts Matlab program to C/C++
Real Time Analysis of Video and Segmentation based on Colours
Creation of GUIs with GUIDE &amp App Designer
Design &amp Implementation of Modeling a Fault-Tolerant Fuel Control System
Design &amp Implementation of Color-Based Segmentation Using K-Means Clustering
Design &amp Implementation of PWM-Controlled DC Motor, Computing Actuator
Torques and Vehicle with Four-Wheel Drive
Code Generation from Simulink Model