Data-Driven Forecasting for Sustainability

Applications are due Anytime; tuition is $120 USD.

Data-Driven Forecasting for Sustainability is a non-degree program for students who want to learn about forecasting. It's a 1-week online program taught in English.

The curriculum covers data analysis and forecasting techniques. Students will develop skills in data interpretation and prediction.

Graduates can pursue careers as Data Analysts, Sustainability Specialists, or Environmental Consultants. They can work in industries like renewable energy or government agencies.

MathWorks is the developer of MATLAB and Simulink, widely used platforms for numerical computing, data analysis and model-based design, with a strong presence in engineering, science and finance. Founded in 1984 and supporting academic users worldwide, MathWorks partners with universities to deliver software licenses, curriculum resources and training that integrate computational tools into teaching and research. Its products are standard in coursework ranging from signal processing to machine learning and control systems.

For students and faculty, MathWorks provides academic licensing options, online tutorials, example code and instructor resources that make it easier to adopt computational workflows in classes and projects. Simulink supports system-level simulation for automotive, aerospace and robotics applications while MATLABs toolboxes enable advanced analysis in statistics, optimization and deep learning. MathWorks also offers certification, workshops and campus training that help students build practical skills sought by employers.

International students benefit from abundant learning materials, community forums and access to university-supported licenses that enable portfolio projects, research and internships. Familiarity with MATLAB and Simulink can enhance employability in engineering and data-driven roles and supports collaboration across disciplines. For learners seeking hands-on computational experience, MathWorks tools and academic programs provide a bridge between coursework and real-world technical practice.