[Free] Free Matlab Crash Course For Neuroscience And Psychology
A FREE Crash Course introduction to MATLAB for neuroscience and psychology students for experiments and data analysis. – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- What is MATLAB and why you need it in neuroscience and psychology
- How to create and run experiments like Stroop task, Go/NoGo, N-back task, affective shifting task and many others with MATLAB
- How to use MATLAB to collect EEG, GSR, fMRI, TMS and eye-tracking data
- How to import, save, analyse, visualise and export data with MATLAB
Requirements
- Interest in learning MATLAB programming and have MATLAB and Psychtoolbox softwares installed
Description
Have you ever done programming before for your neuroscience or psychology degree or your job in healthcare?Have you attended coding classes and felt like you couldnt keep up with the pace?
Long hours in front of the black screen, error messages and troubleshooting right before the deadlines.
Sounds familiar?
We’re Adrianna and Ana, two graduate neuroscience students who met by chance in the library while working on the coding assignment as a part of our MSc course.
We decided to study together to learn programming in MATLAB with zero experience!
After finally passing our coding assignments, completing a research internship in a decision-making lab and submitting independent research projects, we decided to collect our experience, skills and knowledge to share with students just like us.
We know how challenging it is to get started so we created this “Introduction to MATLAB Crash Course” tailored for neuroscience and psychology students who are complete beginners or just getting started.Who this course is for:
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Undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate Neuroscience and Psychology students
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Healthcare professionals interested in learning how to code in MATLAB
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Lab technicians or research assistants who need to run experiments or analyse data
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For anyone who wants to learn programming in MATLAB!
What is covered:
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What is MATLAB and why do you need it?
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How coding skills can benefit your career perspectives
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MATLAB workplace set up, how to use basic functions, logical operators
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How to write your own scripts in MATLAB
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Importing, saving, analysing, visualising and exporting data
