This course introduces engineers and engineering students to the powerful capabilities of MATLAB as a technical computing and analysis tool used across many engineering fields.

MATLAB is widely used by engineers to perform complex calculations, analyze engineering data, develop algorithms, and simulate systems before real-world implementation. Through its powerful programming environment and advanced visualization tools, engineers can solve mathematical problems, model systems, and test design concepts efficiently.

In this course, participants will learn how to use MATLAB to work with vectors and matrices, perform numerical and symbolic computations, analyze and visualize engineering data, and develop simple engineering programs. The course also introduces Simulink, which allows users to model and simulate dynamic systems using a graphical block-based environment.

The training focuses on practical engineering applications relevant to fields such as Electrical Engineering and Mechatronics, helping participants understand how MATLAB can be used to analyze signals, evaluate system performance, and simulate real engineering scenarios.