The Licensed Software Office would like to pass along the following invitation.
Faculty, staff, researchers and students are welcome to join us at complimentary MATLAB seminars at the University of Toronto:
Date: Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Location: 1180 Auditorium (Bahen Centre for Information Technology (BA))
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Our event features two technical sessions presented by MathWorks engineers:
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Session 1: Image Processing with MATLAB
Learn how MATLAB and the Image Processing Toolbox can provide a flexible environment to explore design ideas and how to create unique solutions for imaging systems.
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.: Session 2: Optimization in MATLAB
Learn to set up and run optimizations using MATLAB and discuss how to choose the best solver for an optimization problem.
View complete session descriptions and register at mathworks.com/seminars/UT2013.
A complimentary MATLAB training seminar for educators, academic researchers and students at the University of Toronto has been scheduled.
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Our event features two technical sessions presented by a MathWorks engineer:
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9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Session 1: Medical Image Processing with MATLAB
Learn how you can use MATLAB to acquire, process, and analyze medical images. |
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1:00 – 3:00 p.m.: Session 2: Optimizing and Accelerating Your MATLAB Code
Learn simple ways to optimize and accelerate the execution speed of your MATLAB code. |
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Using matlab on sphere with the “-nodesktop” option allows for command line access to matlab, but plots will still display. This avoids using the large GUI that can be very slow, especially when accessing matlab remotely.
Apparently there has been a problem since last night at 7pm with sending mail to “mail.utoronto.ca” accounts. Those are the accounts that the University moved students to last year. The latest update at 9:45am today is as follows:
More details about what is not working with UTMail+ :
- messages sent from UTMail+ to any destination should be working
- messages to UTmail+ from within UTMail+ should be working
- messages to UTmail+ from UTORmail, UTORExchange, or any other email service anywhere in the world–delivery is failing
We hope to have full service restored as soon as possible.
A phishing email, purporting to come from:
“notification@math.toronto.edu” <pgomez1988@gmail.com>
and with message:
This is an impromptu notification, download the attached PDF file and reply to this email.
has been sent to some people in the department. Please delete it without opening the PDF file.
A phishing email, purporting to come from:
“ithelp_webmasterhelp@math.toronto.edu” <pgomez1988@gmail.com>
and with message:
Attached to this email in PDF format are updates about your email.
has been sent to some people in the department. Please ignore it.
mathematica on sphere is temporarily not working. A new mathematica license file was supposed to have been sent and another request was made. It is expected that the file will arrive later today or tomorrow.
Starting yesterday evening people in the department were sent a spam email (of the spear phishing variety) with a Subject line that read “News Update” with an unusual URL in the body of the message and which purportedly was sent by Beverley (it was not sent by her). Please just delete that message.
MathWorks is hosting a free MATLAB seminar on Wednesday, June 27, 2012 in Bahen Centre, Room 1130. Please see:
http://www.mathworks.com/seminars/UofT2012
to register and for more information.