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Teaching with MathWorks2:57
“We found the MathWorks products to be just ideal for teaching graduate engineering students how a development process works.”
Learning with MathWorks2:34
“Building a multiple-mode hybrid electric vehicle, I thought, that’s really going to be exciting to do, and it’s going to look good, too.”
Transitioning to Industry with MathWorks2:16
“The feedback we’re getting from students is that they understand the toolsets so well they can shine in the interviews—and more importantly, shine in their jobs when they graduate.”
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