Teach with MATLAB and Simulink
Provide hands-on learning experiences using industry-standard tools to analyze data, create models, and simulate systems.
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You and your students can quickly learn the basics of MATLAB and Simulink.
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MATLAB and Simulink for Primary and Secondary School Students
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This free interactive tutorial teaches the basics of programming using MATLAB in about one hour.
A Path to Success
Millions of engineers and scientists rely on MATLAB and Simulink for technical computing and Model-Based Design in a wide range of applications and industries.
6500+
universities worldwide use MATLAB and Simulink to prepare students for thriving careers in engineering, science, economics, and finance.
82%
of the Fortune 100 companies have a MATLAB license.
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accelerators, incubators, and startups in industries such as medical devices, robotics, and autonomous vehicles use MATLAB to take products from concept to production.
ENGINEERING COMPETITIONS TO INDUSTRY
A former Formula Student participant uses Simulink daily in his current role as a technical support engineer at Speedgoat.
ENGAGING STUDENTS
Carnegie Mellon University students complete MATLAB online tutorials as part of a flipped-classroom strategy.
PRACTICAL PROBLEM-SOLVING
Faculty at Chalmers University of Technology integrated MATLAB into the core mathematics curriculum.