[Faculty] Fwd: Programming with MATLAB seminar - February 10th at SDSU

Fri Feb 5 10:24:52 PST 2016

Hi Everyone,

Please see e-mail below regarding a complimentary MATLAB session next week.

Thank you,
Marcie Morihiro
Assistant to the Dean
College of Engineering
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-1326

Office:  E-203B
Phone:  619-594-6062
E-mail:  mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu

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From: Tom McHugh <Tom.McHugh at mathworks.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 9:04 AM
Subject: Programming with MATLAB seminar - February 10th at SDSU
To: Marcie Morihiro <mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu>

Marcie,

Good morning.  We will be visiting campus next week for a complimentary
MATLAB session for the faculty, researchers, and students.  I am included a
copy with this email.

As you may know, MATLAB is now available for all faculty, students, and
researchers at SDSU.  Similar to our last visit, would you please share the
invitation with the engineering faculty and students you feel would be
interested in learning more about MATLAB.

Thank you,

Tom

Tom McHugh

Sr. Account Manager

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Fax:  508-652-6741

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com

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*Programming with MATLAB seminar - February 10th at SDSU*

*Please join us for a complimentary MATLAB seminar. Faculty, staff,
researchers and students are all welcome to attend.*

*Our event features a technical session presented by a MathWorks engineer:*

*Date*:               Wednesday, February 10

*Location*:         San Diego State University - Student Services West
(SSW) 3630

*Time*:               9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

*9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.:   Programming with MATLAB*

MATLAB is a high-level language that includes mathematical functions for
solving engineering and scientific problems. You can produce immediate
results by interactively executing commands one at a time. MATLAB also
provides features of traditional programming languages, including flow
control, error handling, and object-oriented programming (OOP). Attend this
session to learn more about programming capabilities in MATLAB and to learn
how to be more productive working with MATLAB.

*Highlights include:*

   - Basics of the MATLAB programming language
   - Moving from scripts to functions
   - Building robust, maintainable functions
   - Tools for efficient program development
   - Using and authoring objects in MATLAB

*Register
<http://app.go.mathworks.com/e/er?s_v1=10756&elq_cid=1198334&s=646005169&lid=10148&elq=63a30b02dbfa428488f30c54e021dce4&elqaid=10756&elqat=1&elqTrackId=ec3a9f96257944cc8dbf574fa3406508>*

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*From:* Marcie Morihiro [mailto:mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu]
*Sent:* Wednesday, July 15, 2015 6:48 PM
*To:* Tom McHugh <Tom.McHugh at mathworks.com>
*Subject:* Re: Building on Excellence with MATLAB - campus visit July 22nd

Hi Tom,

I will send out a reminder to Engineering, please contact Bruce Westermo
directly, I don't keep his calendar:

bwesterm at mail.sdsu.edu.

Thank you,

Marcie Morihiro
Assistant to the Dean
College of Engineering
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-1326

Office:  E-203B
Phone:  619-594-6062
E-mail:  mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu

On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 2:45 PM, Tom McHugh <Tom.McHugh at mathworks.com>
wrote:

Marcie,

Good afternoon.  Thanks again for sending out the invitation.  If possible,
could you send a reminder to faculty, students, and staff?

Also, I was wondering Dr. Westermo was available to meet while on campus
Wednesday.  Would you be able to schedule a time Wednesday morning?

Thanks again,

Tom

Tom McHugh

Sr. Account Manager

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Fax:  508-652-6741

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com

*From:* Marcie Morihiro [mailto:mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu]
*Sent:* Monday, July 06, 2015 5:06 PM
*To:* Tom McHugh
*Subject:* Re: Building on Excellence with MATLAB - campus visit July 22nd

Hi Tom,

Thanks for following up, Monte is going to be on vacation the week of 7/22
and will be unable to meet.  I will forward your e-mail to the Engineering
Faculty & Staff, as well, the University sent out a campus-wide e-mail.

Thanks!

Marcie Morihiro
Assistant to the Dean
College of Engineering
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-1326

Office:  E-203B
Phone:  619-594-6062
E-mail:  mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 1:37 PM, Tom McHugh <Tom.McHugh at mathworks.com> wrote:

Marcie,

Good afternoon.  I hope all is well.  I wanted to follow up regarding a
meeting time on July 22nd.

Would Dr. Mehrabadi have about 20-30 minutes on Wednesday, July 22nd?  If
so, what time is most convenient?

Also, included in this email is a copy of the invitation.  If possible,
would you please share with the faculty and students.

Thank you,

Tom

Tom McHugh

Sr. Account Manager

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Fax:  508-652-6741

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com

Please join us for a complimentary MATLAB seminar. SDSU faculty, staff,
researchers and students are all welcome to attend.  During this technical
seminar, we will provide an overview of MATLAB and introduce you to the
powerful statistical analysis and visualization capabilities available in
MATLAB.

*To register, please visit:               **>>Register*
<https://go2.mathworks.com/data-analysis-and-visualization-sdsu--sem-na-979134>

*Title*:      *Data Analysis and Visualization with MATLAB seminar *at San
Diego State University

*Date:                     Wednesday, July 22nd *

*Time:                    1:30 pm – 3:30 pm*

*Location:             San Diego State University *

*North Education Building – 271*

*Overview*

MATLAB is a programming environment for algorithm development, data
analysis, visualization, and numerical computation. Using MATLAB, you can
solve technical computing problems faster than with traditional programming
languages, such as C, C++, and FORTRAN.

We will demonstrate how to analyze and visualize data, introduce desktop
tools for editing and debugging code, and show you how to publish your
results.

*Highlights include: *

• Accessing data from files, spreadsheets and other sources

• Performing statistical analysis, curve and surface fitting routines

• Developing algorithms and applications to automate your workflow

• Generating reports in HTML and other file formats to share your work

To learn more or to register, please visit:

https://go2.mathworks.com/data-analysis-and-visualization-sdsu--sem-na-979134

If you have any questions or would like to register, please contact me at
tom.mchugh at MathWorks.com

Thank you,

Tom

Tom McHugh

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com

*From:* Tom McHugh
*Sent:* Friday, June 12, 2015 2:26 PM
*To:* 'mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu'
*Subject:* RE: Building on Excellence with MATLAB - campus visit July 22nd

Marcie,

I enjoyed speaking with you.  As a follow up to our conversation, we will
be back on campus on July 22nd for a MATLAB technical session for the users.

I was wondering if we could arrange a time to meet with Dr. Mehrabadi on
July 22nd?  If so, what time would be available?

Thank you,

Tom

Tom McHugh

Sr. Account Manager

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Fax:  508-652-6741

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com

*From:* Tom McHugh
*Sent:* Friday, June 12, 2015 10:33 AM
*To:* 'mehrabadi at sdsu.edu'
*Cc:* 'mmorihiro at mail.sdsu.edu'
*Subject:* Building on Excellence with MATLAB - campus visit July 1st

Dr. Mehrabadi,

The goals outlined in SDSU’s Strategic Plan Executive Summary speak to the
need of investing in leading computational tools to support faculty and
student collaboration in pursuit of your research themes engaging the
students including the value of research for student success.

MATLAB is a computational tool *already in use across many departments at
SDSU* and can be leveraged more effectively to help you achieve your
goals.  I’d like to schedule 30 minutes with you to discuss how SDSU can
expand the availability of MATLAB to the university’s faculty, researchers,
and students through the Total Academic Headcount (TAH) model and has
helped many universities such as California State University, Fullerton and Cal
Poly San Luis Obispo reach their goals.

Demand for MATLAB in industry is evident with over 900 current job postings
in the San Diego area requiring MATLAB skills according to Simply Hired.
MATLAB is a critical technology for the government and commercial
organizations with whom your researchers collaborate.

*I will be visiting the area on July 1st.   Would you be available to
meet?  If so, what time would you prefer?*

Below are a few topics that we can discuss in the meeting:

Ø  *MATLAB is an essential technology platform for major employers of SDSU
graduates.  MATLAB* *is the #1 skill* listed by SDSU alumni in Engineering
and Research professions according to their LinkedIn profiles.  A Google
executive recently stated that if you want to work at Google, make sure you
can use MATLAB.

Ø  *49 of the 62 AAU member institutions provide MATLAB for everyone,
everywhere through the TAH model*: Broader access to MATLAB software
fosters research, instruction and experiential learning.

Ø  *Students are motivated by solving real-world challenges with the same
tools industry leaders are using.* “As educators, we have to appeal to our
students with real problems that motivate them.  When students combine the
use of MATLAB and Simulink with hardware to solve practical challenges,
their desire to learn is maximized. Anything short of that is
inadequate.” *Kevin
Craig RPI & Marquette University*

A change like this needs high-level support from academic leadership.   I
would like to enlist your support for the idea and your advice and help in
making it a reality.

Thank you,

Tom

Tom McHugh

Sr. Account Manager

MathWorks

Phone:  508-647-7657

Fax:  508-652-6741

Email:  tmchugh at mathworks.com
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