This self-paced video training provides a faster and more flexible way to learn MATLAB for Simulink and Stateflow Users. The course is intended for beginners and those who want to refresh their skills in writing automation scripts for model simulation and test. No programming experience is required. The practical knowledge and essential features are presented in a didactically structured way. The trainee gains MATLAB expertise naturally while viewing and repeating the instructions. This training is a prerequisite for the Simulink course.
Ensure you have MATLAB installed on your personal computer for the exercises. Internet access is essential for viewing the videos. For an optimal experience, consider using an extra monitor. Dive into a comprehensive agenda covering key topics from importing and visualizing data to advanced programming techniques, automation, debugging, and creating custom graphical user interfaces. Remember to take breaks to explore MATLAB features, replay sections for better comprehension, and practice consistently over time. Let's accelerate your career transformation!
What is MATLAB? How to generate and plot data? How to import existing data from files? How to export data? Desktop tools and development environment help working with MATLAB functions and files via graphical user interfaces. MATLAB is a higher level matrix-oriented language. Mathematical function library is a collection of computational algorithms. MATLAB graphics support two and three dimensional data visualization. MATLAB provides external interfaces library that allows you to write programs that interact with MATLAB, or call legacy-code.
In this chapter, we delve into importing data in MATLAB and visualizing it by using a plot function. We'll tailor the plots with Plot Tools, add title, legend and markers, change colors and customize other object settings. We will also generate programs for custom data plotting automation. We will create shortcuts for frequently used commands, and explore MATLAB documentation structure and examples. Additionally, we'll touch different file formats and discover how to export data to Excel spreadsheets.
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