MathWorks Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

The first round was correct the code to obtain certain output. DS - Linked List, Trees, Constructors.

Q1. `1 hour presentation for the interview panel on your work.
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Q1. Questions were based on the presentation. Mainly the questions were from architecture of the project which I worked on.
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Q1. Coding round. There 5 questions (2 array questions, 1 file , 2 easy mathematical puzzles)
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Q1. This round checked your knowledge on simple design patterns.
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Q1. Just a formal interview with simple questions.
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Q1. Behavioral questions to check your attitude.
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Some MCQs and 2 Coding Questions to be solved in different languages

Group Discussion to assess candidates thinking and knowledge.

Q1. Graphs based Medium-Hard question with multiple follow ups
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Q2. DP hard question (Knapsack variant)
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Q3. Core C++ and OOPs questions
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Q1. C++ Pointers based questions
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Q2. Find errors and debug questions
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Q3. Math Puzzle based question
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Q4. One open ended design question
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Q1. Normal HR round type questions
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Q1. Describe about MTP project
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The MTP project is a large-scale initiative aimed at improving transportation infrastructure in urban areas.
• The MTP project focuses on enhancing public transportation systems such as buses, trains, and subways.

• It also includes initiatives to reduce traffic congestion and promote sustainable modes of transportation.

• Examples of MTP projects include the construction of new subway lines, implementation of bus rapid transit...read more
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Q2. Do dot product using C language
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Calculate dot product using C language
• Use two arrays of numbers to calculate the dot product

• Iterate through the arrays and multiply corresponding elements, then sum the results

• Ensure both arrays are of the same length
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Q3. Define sampling theorem
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Sampling theorem states that a continuous signal can be accurately represented by discrete samples if the sampling rate is at least twice the highest frequency component of the signal.
• The sampling theorem, also known as Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, is essential in digital signal processing.

• It states that in order to accurately reconstruct a continuous signal from its samples, the sampling rate must be at least twi...read more
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Q1. How is HIL programming different from normal software simulation?
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HIL programming involves testing software with real hardware components, while normal software simulation uses virtual components.
• HIL programming requires physical hardware interfaces for testing

• Normal software simulation uses virtual components to mimic real-world scenarios

• HIL programming provides more accurate results due to real hardware interactions

• Normal software simulation is more cost-effective and easier to set
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Q2. What is a stateflow? Why is it used?
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Stateflow is a graphical programming language tool used for modeling and simulating complex systems with finite state machines.
• Stateflow is part of MATLAB/Simulink and allows for visual representation of logic and control flow.

• It is commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and robotics for modeling complex systems.

• Stateflow enables engineers to design and simulate state machines, flow charts, and trut...read more
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