Introduction to Model-Based Design with Simulink, Simscape, and Stateflow

Overview

With Model-Based Design, virtual models are at the center of your development process to improve how you deliver complex systems. In this series, you will get an overview of Model-Based Design and learn the basics of core products, including Simulink, Simscape, and Stateflow, that enable modeling and simulation of multi-domain systems.

Highlights

Try out new ideas and test your system early and often with Model-Based Design
Automate the process of coding and verification to eliminate manual steps and reduce error
Design dynamic systems and perform simulations with Simulink
Model multi-domain physical systems, such as the mechanical and electrical systems of a multibody walking robot, with Simscape
Model, analyze, and debug state machines and complex decision logic with Stateflow

Date	Topic
7 Jun 2023	The Power of Failing Early and Often with Model-Based Design Teresa Hubscher-Younger, MathWorks Teresa Hubscher-Younger, MathWorks Teresa Hubscher-Younger is a product manager for Stateflow and Simulink. She has a PhD in computer science from Auburn University. Teresa is currently focused on large-scale modeling and Stateflow. Michael Carone, MathWorks Michael Carone, MathWorks Michael Carone is a principal product marketing manager for Simulink at MathWorks, focusing on ways to bring Model-Based Design to the cloud. His background is in mechanical engineering and engineering design methodologies. He previously worked as an industry marketing analyst and product marketing manager for Stateflow. Michael has a master of science from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a bachelor of science from Lehigh University, both in mechanical engineering.	Watch video (43:27)
26 Jul 2023	Intro to Modeling and Simulation with Simulink Tianyi Zhu, MathWorks Tianyi Zhu, MathWorks Tianyi Zhu is a product marketing manager at MathWorks focused on Simulink and Model-Based Design. He holds M.S. and B.S. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering, both from Carnegie Mellon University. Ashwin Dhawad, MathWorks Ashwin Dhawad, MathWorks Ashwin Dhawad is a product marketing engineer at MathWorks. He was an automobile engineer before joining MathWorks and holds an M.E. degree in CAD/CAM from Thapar institute of Engineering and Technology.	Watch video (51:37)
4 Oct 2023	Modeling Physical Systems with Simscape Nishan Nekoo, MathWorks Nishan Nekoo, MathWorks Nishan Nekoo is a Product Marketing Engineer in the Marketing Development Group at MathWorks. He holds a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology where he used Simulink extensively while participating in the EcoCAR Mobility Challenge competition. Sam Reinsel, MathWorks Sam Reinsel, MathWorks Sam Reinsel joined MathWorks in 2018 as in the engineering development group and has been on the Student Competition team since 2020. He primarily supports automotive student competitions in the US and Europe. Sam holds an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech, where he worked on EcoCAR for 5 years.	Watch video (41:24)
8 Nov 2023	What's Your State? Modeling State Transition Logic with Stateflow Teresa Hubscher-Younger, MathWorks Teresa Hubscher-Younger, MathWorks Teresa Hubscher-Younger is a product manager for Stateflow and Simulink. She has a PhD in computer science from Auburn University. Teresa is currently focused on large-scale modeling and Stateflow. Erick Saldana Sanvicente, MathWorks Erick Saldana Sanvicente, MathWorks Erick Saldana Sanvicente works on updating and improving the best practices for large-scale modeling at MathWorks, and has 10 years of experience working with embedded systems based on Model-Based Design processes at different automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. Erick holds a B.Sc. in mechatronics.	Watch video (1:01:20)