Short, focused videos covering the MATLAB fundamentals that Simulink and Stateflow users need — from handling and plotting data to scripting, functions, debugging and custom GUIs. No programming experience required.
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Simulink work runs on MATLAB: importing data, scripting simulations, automating tests. This self-paced course builds those skills from zero — no programming experience needed. You start with data and plots, and finish with functions, debugging and your own GUIs, practising each step in your own MATLAB as you watch. Already comfortable? Jump ahead to Simulink, Stateflow or ISO 26262 for Simulink.
Before starting, make sure MATLAB is installed on your own machine so you can follow the exercises hands-on, and that you have a stable internet connection to stream the videos — a second monitor helps keep the exercise and the video side by side. The chapter walks through the full course agenda, from importing and visualising data to data types, scripting, functions, advanced programming, debugging and building custom graphical interfaces. Pace yourself: replay sections that need it, take breaks, and practice between videos rather than watching the whole course in one sitting.
MATLAB is a higher-level, matrix-oriented language built around a large library of computational algorithms and two- and three-dimensional graphics for data visualisation. This chapter covers the essentials of working with data in MATLAB: generating and plotting data directly in the Command Window, importing existing data from files, and exporting results back out. It also introduces the desktop tools and development environment — the Workspace, Editor and Variable browser — that let you inspect functions, files and data through a graphical interface rather than the command line alone.
Building on basic data handling, this chapter looks at importing data and visualising it with the plot function, then tailoring the result with Plot Tools — titles, legends, markers, colors and other object properties. You will also automate custom plotting by generating a program from a manually tailored figure, create shortcuts for frequently used commands, and learn to navigate the MATLAB documentation and its examples. The chapter closes by touching on different file formats and exporting data to an Excel spreadsheet.
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Beyond the short concept videos, the course continues with longer, structured chapters — each a complete lesson covering data types, scripting automation, functions, advanced programming, debugging and building custom graphical interfaces in MATLAB. Some chapters are password-protected; write to support@everbits.com to request access.
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