Dr. Terry Denery

MathWorks

Abstract

Do you work with Simulink models but wish you had a better understanding of the tool's fundamentals? Do you wonder why colleagues are using the simulation platform in the first place and want a clearer picture of its benefits/typical use cases? If so, then this session is for you. We'll explore the philosophy behind Simulink such that attendees will attain a clear picture of when to use the software. We will introduce and reinforce key modeling concepts such that attendees will be better able to build, modify, execute, and analyze simulations.

Highlights

• Simulink use cases
• Simulink modeling fundamentals
• Simulink add-on capabilities
• Extended Q&A session

Biography

Terry Denery, Ph.D. Prior to MathWorks, Terry developed rocket motors at Hercules Aerospace (Now Aliant Technologies), and focused deeply on mechanical design and analysis at MSC, supporting use of products like ADAMS, Working Model, and visual NASTRAN. Since joining MathWorks in 2004, Terry has met thousands of engineers to discuss control design and modeling electro-mechanical devices. Education: Ph.D. in Aeronautics/Astronautics, Stanford University; B.S. in Chemical Engineering and M.S.in Mechanical Engineering, University of Virginia. Please check Terry out on YouTube: Mechatronics, and Control Systems