Available courses
This course is designed to introduce master students of automation and industrial computing to the foundational concepts of analyzing and designing control laws for nonlinear systems.
This course introduces LaTeX, the standard typesetting system used for academic papers, theses, and technical documents in engineering and the sciences. You'll learn the fundamentals of document structure, mathematical typesetting, figures, tables, bibliographies, and best practices for producing publication-ready documents.
This mini-course prepares Master's and PhD students to operate the oscilloscopes available at the LACoSERE laboratory: the Tektronix DPO4104 (primary unit) and two GW Instek units (GDS-2204 and GDS-2202A) used as secondary/auxiliary scopes. It covers essential features, proper setup, measurement techniques, and safe operating practices needed before working independently in the lab.
This mini-course introduces the Texas Instruments LaunchXL-F28379D development board for Master's and PhD students working on real-time control of power converters.