Model Based Development -MBD- For Automotive using Simulink

To be Model Based Design Engineer

Created by: Waleed Elshemy
Model Based Development Software Technical Leader

What Will I Learn?

• 0. Understand what is model based development in automotive industry
• 1. Navigate the Simulink Environment
• 1.1 Understand the Simulink interface
• 1.2 Add blocks and run a model
• 2. Simulink Solvers
• 2.1 Understand Simulink solvers and their role in model simulation
• 2.2 Compare variable and fixed step solvers
• 2.3 Determine which solver is appropriate for embedded systems
• 3. Basic Libraries
• 3.1 Recognize key blocks in each library
• 3.2 Analyze block parameters and their effects on behavior
• 3.3 Simulate each block with different inputs
• 4. Code Generation
• 4.1 Generate C code for individual blocks and block combinations
• 4.2 Understand the generated code and files
• 4.3 Analyze how block parameters impact the generated code
• 5. Custom Libraries
• 5.1 Create and reuse custom libraries in different models
• 6. MATLAB Function in Simulink
• 6.1 Insert and create MATLAB functions within a model
• 7. Real-World Application: Wiper System Controller
• 7.1 Implement, simulate and generate code for the Wiper System Controller project

Requirements

• Basic Knowledge of MATLAB

Target audience

• Undergraduate and graduate students seeking a model-based development engineering position
• Embedded software engineers who want to work on the application layer using the model-based development approach
• Software engineers who want to work in the automotive industry using the model-based development approach