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MATLAB and Simulink are fundamental computational tools used at educational institutions worldwide. More than 500 universities have instituted a Total Academic Headcount (TAH) site license, including one-third of the top 300 universities worldwide and 23 of the top 25 universities.
Today, MATLAB and Simulink are an integral part of the curriculum at the SUN. The tools are used for teaching and research across several academic disciplines such as Geography, Agriculture, Economics, Biology, Informatics, Psychology, Math, Statistics and Physics, in addition to the engineering disciplines. The university provides lab room access via 8 different classroom licenses servers to be used by students on university owned machines. Researcher access is provided by a number of installs: 6 network servers provide 35 concurrent users, 8 group licenses with 79 users and 35 individual licenses.
Students who use MATLAB and Simulink establish a foundation for learning that serves them through their university years and prepares them for careers in engineering but also in areas such as biology, science, finance, and math. Faculty employ MATLAB and Simulink to engage students in coursework and research by providing a flexible environment for teaching, applying algorithms and models, and exploring data. Students can apply theory to real-world problems within a broad range of student- oriented research much in line with the big trends towards active learning i.e. PBL and CDIO.
Stellenbosch University has a Total Academic Headcount (TAH) license for MATLAB, Simulink, and add-on products. Faculty, researchers, and students may use these products for teaching, research, and learning. The license allows individuals to install the products on university-owned equipment, as well as personally owned computers.
To obtain an individual license for laptops and home PC’s:
Option 1 – On campus download – Click here for instructions.
Option 2 – Off campus download from Mathworks Website. Click here for instructions.
Learn About Capabilities and Using the Software
Use the TAH Resource Kit to find tutorials, webinars, teaching materials, books, and more to help you use MATLAB and Simulink. When you access these resources from the resource kit, you bypass registration forms.
Note that your MathWorks account gives you access to FREE online training with theMATLAB Onramp, as well as access to online assignments through Cody Coursework.
Empower Yourself With MathWorks tools
Visit the MathWorks for Education website at mathworks.com/academia
Visit the MathWorks Academy site for FREE online course at matlabacademy.mathworks.com
MATLAB Mobile
Connect to MATLAB from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.mathworks.com/products/matlab-mobile.html
Need Assistance?
E-mail: ithub@sun.ac.za
[Information supplied by Kirsten Smith, Application Engineering Manager at MATLAB]
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MATLAB en Simulink is fundamentele berekeningshulpmiddele wat wêreldwyd by opvoedkundige instellings gebruik word. Meer as 500 universiteite het reeds die TAH (Total Academic Headcount) webwerflisensie aangekoop en dit sluit een derde van die top 300 universiteite en 23 van die top 25 universiteite ter wêreld in.
MATLAB en Simulink is deesdae ʼn integrale deel van Universiteit Stellenbosch se kurrikulum. Die sagteware word gebruik in verskeie akademiese omgewings, byvoorbeeld Geografie, Agriwetenskap, Ekonomie, Biologie, Informatika, Sielkunde, Wiskunde, Statistiek en Fisika, sowel as die verskeie ingenieursvakrigtings. Die universiteit verskaf werksareas (labs) met 8 verskillende gelisensieerde klaskamerbedieners wat deur studente gebruik word op universiteitsrekenaars. Toegang vir navorsers word verskaf deur ʼn aantal installasies: 6 netwerkbedieners verskaf gelyktydig toegang aan 35 gebruikers, 8 groeplisensies aan 79 gebruikers en 35 individuele lisensies.
Studente wat MATLAB en Simulink gebruik, vestig ʼn kennisgrondslag wat hulle deur die res van hulle universiteitsjare kan gebruik en dit berei hulle voor op loopbane in ingenieurswese, sowel as biologie, wetenskap, finansies en wiskunde. Fakulteite gebruik MATLAB en Simulink om studente te betrek by kursusmateriaal en navorsing deur ʼn buigbare omgewing te bied vir onderrig, toepassing van algoritmes en modelle en data-ondersoekings. Studente kan teorie toepas op probleme in die regte wêreld binne ʼn wye omvang van student-georienteerde navorsing – in lyn met die groter neiging na aktiewe leer, byvoorbeeld PBL en CDIO.
Universiteit Stellenbosch het ʼn Total Academic Headcount (TAH) lisensie vir MATLAB, Simulink en addisionele produkte. Fakulteite, navorsers en studente kan hierdie produkte gebruik vir onderrig, navorsing en leer. Met hierdie lisensie kan individue produkte op universiteitstoerusting, sowel as persoonlike toerusting, installeer.
Om ʼn individuele lisensie vir skootrekenaars en tuisrekenaars te bekom:
Opsie 1 – Op kampus aflaaibare lêer. Kliek hier vir instruksies.
Opsie 2 – Weg-van-kampus aflaaibare lêer op die Mathworks webwerf. Kliek hier vir instruksies.
Leer meer oor die vermoëns en gebruik van die sagteware
Gebruik die TAH Hulpbronne vir tutoriale, webseminare, leermateriaal, boeke en veel meer om jou te help met die gebruik van MATLAB en Simulink. Wanneer jy die bronne op so ʼn manier raadpleeg, hoef jy nie registrasievorms in te vul nie.
Neem kennis dat jou MathWorks-rekening jou ook gratis toegang gee tot aanlyn opleiding met MATLAB Onramp, sowel as toegang tot aanlyn werkstukke met behulp van Cody Coursework.
Bemagtig jouself met MathWorks hulpbronne
Besoek die MathWorks for Education webwerf by mathworks.com/academia
Besoek die MathWorks Academy webwerf vir gratis aanlynkursusse by matlabacademy.mathworks.com
MATLAB vir mobiele toestelle
Verbind aan MATLAB vanaf jou iPhone, iPad, of Android-toestel: mathworks.com/products/matlab-mobile.html
Hulp nodig?
E-pos: ithub@sun.ac.za
[Inligting verskaf deur Kirsten Smith, Bestuurder: Toepassingsingenieurswese by MATLAB]
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