（課程簡(jiǎn)介英文版） The "Matlab Fundamentals and Modeling" course is a pivotal course for undergraduate students majoring in Economics and Finance. It seamlessly integrates mathematical methods with computer application software, focusing on exploring how to use mathematical language to accurately describe economic and financial phenomena, construct mathematical models, and subsequently utilize Matlab, a powerful tool for numerical computation and simulation, to write programs that address real-world problems. The course emphasizes the cultivation of students' abilities in various aspects, including logical thinking, data processing, model construction, and problem-solving. Through this study, students will significantly enhance their skills in areas such as economic analysis, financial modeling, data handling, and decision support. The curriculum covers not only the foundational knowledge of Matlab programming but also extends to data analysis, algorithm design, and problem modeling, all of which require students to possess rigorous logical thinking. It emphasizes the need for students to continuously adjust and optimize their thinking processes to ensure the coherence and accuracy of logic, thereby becoming more proficient in using logical thinking to analyze and solve complex economic and financial issues. |
