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* New lab users can read [[PMC Lab|this]] for more information about the lab and the rigs (including their documentation). | * New lab users can read [[PMC Lab|this]] for more information about the lab and the rigs (including their documentation). | ||
* The set up of new computers and software is discussed [[PMC Lab Users|here]]. | * The set up of new computers and software is discussed [[PMC Lab Users|here]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:03, 6 August 2009
Welcome to the Process modelling and control group website. We aim to gather information that will be of interest to students completing their postgraduate course in Control Engineering, but will also interest many other people. Have a look at some of the articles/literature surveys done by members of the PMC group.
PM&C Lab
The PMC Lab page holds information about the laboratory we run on campus. You can also link through to lab admin for access to administrative functions.
- New lab users can read this for more information about the lab and the rigs (including their documentation).
- The set up of new computers and software is discussed here.
- A list of the computers in the PMC labs can be found here. (under construction)
Free Software
Do you want free alternatives to Matlab, Microsoft Office or Outlook? Yes, you have the choice not to pirate all the software you need for your University work. It's called free software. You may have heard of GNU/Linux, but there is hope for people who still want to run other operating systems.
- Have a look at our Open Source and Free Software wiki pages for more information and downloads.
- Using Linux? Know of interesting packages other users might find useful? Add it to Ragnarok's Linux applications page.
Free Simulator
We are working on a project to produce a free dynamic simulator for quick and dirty dynamics checks and academic purposes. Here are some pertinent links:
- Our Dynamic Simulator wiki page has more information on this project.
- The topic has also been discussed on slashdot.
