MATLAB Microelectronic Coding Problem - Mission Radiation Dose Predictor

The MATLAB Microelectronic Coding Problem - Mission Radiation Dose Predictor is an interactive coding exercise that teaches students how to use MATLAB programming to predict radiation doses for space missions. The problem involves filtering through a dataset of past space missions to find those that match specific criteria, such as inclination and altitude ranges. Students are guided through the process of creating nested loops to iterate over the data, checking for matches between two separate indices, and printing out the results in a user-friendly format.
Throughout the exercise, students learn essential MATLAB skills, including working with arrays, indexing, and conditional statements. They also practice problem-solving strategies, such as breaking down complex problems into manageable parts and using logical operators to filter data. The exercise culminates in a series of test cases that demonstrate the student's ability to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios, providing a comprehensive learning experience for students interested in space exploration and radiation dosimetry