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DEMO - Mastering Simulink the Definitive Step-by-Step Introduction
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| What Will I Learn? Create Simulink models and run simulations of physical systems. Impress prospective employers with a strongly marketable skill Demonstrate a strong practical knowledge of how to use Simulink for higher education (primarily simulation) and for industry (both simulation and large, scalable models that need to integrate with hardware) Generate model-based software that you can tailor to run with your dSpace bench, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, LEGO MINDSTORMS, or custom hardware. I will teach you how to create models/software algorithms in Simulink and I will teach you how to use Simulink for embedded systems. You are responsible for familiarizing yourself with the toolbox/support package for the hardware that you choose (e.g., LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3, etc.). This course teaches Simulink, from the basics (beginning with installation) through advanced topics (Simulink for embedded systems). Here is a sampling of topics that I cover in this course: Installation & Setup Creating Models & Running Simulations Basic Building Blocks Libraries Masks Stateflow Implementing Common Algorithms Troubleshooting, Errors, & Diagnostics Datatypes & Sample Rates Solvers Simulink for Embedded Systems Integration with m-file Scripts Signal Routing, Naming, & Logging And more! By the time you complete this course, you will be well-prepared to effectively use Simulink for a range of tasks, including the following: Running simulations for school projects Academic research Compiling models to embedded systems/controlling hardware You will also have the skills to understand and resolve some common challenges with Simulink and to build systems that scale well for use in commercially viable systems. Some years ago while I was in graduate school, I switched from running my simulations in Matlab scripts to using Simulink - and became far more productive! I found that I was able to focus on what I wanted to simulate instead of getting bogged down in the implementation. Prior to switching to Simulink, I spent a lot of time debugging my simulation scripts. After switching to Simulink, I spent far less time debugging and was free to focus on getting results. For the past several years in industry, I've continued to use Simulink for both simulation and embedded hardware, and it has hugely enhanced my productivity. I hope that you too experience huge gains in productivity as you use Simulink, and I intend for this course to help you achieve those gains! *Disclaimer: after publishing this course, I learned that a book entitled "Mastering Simulink" was published a number of years ago. This course is not associated with that book. Who is the target audience? This course was designed primarily for students in science, technology, and engineering, as well as for practicing professionals in a technical field who wish to build their skill sets, but anyone with a desire to learn to use Simulink is welcome to join the course. Simulink is a technical software package, so you will find the material in this course easier to master if you have some prior technical background. | ||||
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