A Pennsylvania State University attendee, John Moss Wathen IV is working for an aerospace engineering degree. Collaborating on multiple flight testing projects of varying sizes, John Wathen IV utilizes software like MATLAB (matrix laboratory) to simulate flight conditions before performing physical prototyping.
MATLAB utilizes elements from similar software used during the LINPACK and EISPACK projects. It offers the most sought-after features in a computational and prototyping software in an interface usable by individuals lacking programming experience. Arrays serve as the data elements in MATLAB’s object-oriented programming language, granting access to matrix-based mathematical operations. MATLAB data analysis and visualization capabilities ease users’ decision making by presenting data in a more useful form.
MATLAB’s usefulness also derives from its wide variety of mathematical functions available and compatibility with third-party programs. Users can apply simple and complex formula types, organized into libraries, to inputted data sets without leaving the program. By linking MATLAB to third-party software, users can enhance MATLAB projects with functions created with other programming languages.
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