Mathematical programming for engineers and business analysts
MATLAB is an integrated technical computing environment that combines numeric computation, advanced graphics and visualisation, and a high-level programming language.
Whatever the objective - an algorithm, analysis, graph, report, or simulation - MATLAB gets you there. The flexible, interactive MATLAB language lets engineers, scientists and business analysts express their technical ideas simply. The extensive and powerful numeric computing methods and graphics allows testing and exploring alternative ideas easily, while the integrated development environment makes it easy to produce fast, practical results.
MATLAB is used in a wide variety of areas in industry including process industries, automotive, finance and economics, biotech/pharmaceutical and education. The open architecture makes it easy to use MATLAB and companion products to explore data and create custom tools that provide early insights and competitive advantages.
MATLAB 7 features a new desktop front end that provides quick access to your MATLAB code, variables, data files, graphics, demos, and online help. In addition, multiple new interactive tools provide easy importing, plotting, and exporting of MATLAB graphics. Also included in MATLAB 7 are major enhancements for mathematical computing, accessing external data and code, and GUI development.
See the slide show link above for a PowerPoint show that will give you a brief introduction to the user interface.
MATLAB also features a family of application-specific solutions called toolboxes. Very important to most users of MATLAB, toolboxes are comprehensive collections of MATLAB functions (M-files) that extend the MATLAB environment in order to solve particular classes of problems. Researched and developed by experts in their fields, toolboxes let you learn, apply, and compare best-of-class techniques, allowing you to evaluate different approaches without writing the code.
Probably the most important feature of MATLAB is its easy extensibility. You can also link to external software and data from MATLAB. MATLAB code and data formats are platform independent, so sharing your ideas and designs across PC, Unix and Macintosh platforms is seamless.
MATLAB Interactive Application Technical Information Kits
There are a range of applications that MATLAB can be used for. Browse the interactive technical information kits below that are available for the different application areas:
1. MATLAB for Aerospace
2. MATLAB for Automotive
3. MATLAB for Communication Systems Design
4. MATLAB Compiler for Application Deployment
5. MATLAB for Computation Finance
6. MATLAB for Computational Biology
7. MATLAB for Control Systems
8. MATLAB for Data Analysis
9. MATLAB for Digital Signal Processing
10. MATLAB for Embedded Systems
11. MATLAB for Financial Services
12. MATLAB for FPGA Design
13. MATLAB for Green Vehicle
14. MATLAB for Image and Video Processing
15. MATLAB for Industrial Automation and Machinery
16. MATLAB & Simulink in Academia
17. MATLAB for Mechatronics
18. MATLAB for Optimization
19. MATLAB for Parallel Computing
20. MATLAB for Physical Modelling
21. MATLAB for Simulink
22. MATLAB for Statistics and Curve Fitting
23. MATLAB for System Design and Simulation
24. MATLAB for Technical Computing |